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1,071 What does it mean if you are consulted as a third party
What does it mean if you are consulted as a third party. This information sheet will assist people who have been consulted by a Queensland government agency about releasing information under the Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act) or the
1,072 Documents to which the RTI Act and IP Act do not apply
Outlines the documents in schedule 1 of the RTI Act to which the RTI Act does not apply.
1,073 What to expect when OIC receives a privacy complaint - A guide for agencies
What to expect when OIC receives a privacy complaint - A guide for agencies. Under Chapter 5 of the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (IP Act), an individual who believes an agency has not dealt with their personal information in accordance with
1,074 Public interest test applied - factors
Public interest test applied - factors. Please note: the text of the factors listed below summarises the legislation, and only includes factors for which relevant links have been added. Please see consult the current reprint of the RTI Act for the
1,075 Section 45(1)(a)
Section 45(1)(a). (1) Matter is exempt matter if—. (a) its disclosure would disclose trade secrets of an agency or another person; or. …. (2) Matter is not exempt under subsection (1) merely because it concerns the business, professional,
1,076 Section 45(1)(b)
Section 45(1)(b). (1) Matter is exempt matter if—. …. (b) its disclosure—. (i) would disclose information (other than trade secrets) that has a commercial value to an agency or another person; and. (ii) could reasonably be expected to destroy
1,077 Section 45(1)(c)
Section 45(1)(c). (1) Matter is exempt matter if—. …. (c) its disclosure—. (i) would disclose information (other than trade secrets or information mentioned in paragraph (b)) concerning the business, professional, commercial or financial
1,078 Privacy Case Note 02-2017 (Communication)
Privacy Case Note 02-2017 (Communication). Case note number: 02-17. Privacy principles: National Privacy Principle 2. The complaint. The complainant’s parent was receiving commercial services from a health agency. The arrangement was relatively
1,079 Privacy Case Note 01-2017 (Section 28)
Privacy Case Note 01-2017 (Section 28). Case note number: 01-17. Privacy principles: Information Privacy Principle 11. The complaint. The complainant made a (non-privacy) complaint via e-mail to a Queensland Government agency raising concerns about
1,080 Section 22(a)
Section 22(a). An agency or Minister may refuse access under this Act to—. (a) a document the applicant can reasonably get access to under another enactment, or under arrangements made by an agency, whether or not the access is subject to a fee or
