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1,511 Can I amend my medical records?

Information sheets for community members

Can I amend my medical records? The Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act) allows you to apply to amend documents of Queensland government agencies where they contain your personal information and you can provide evidence that it is inaccurate

1,512 Prioritising privacy to keep victims safe

Prioritising privacy to keep victims safe. A review of the disclosure of domestic and family violence victims’ addresses to offenders by the Queensland Police Service. On 25 July 2024, media reported that the Queensland Police Service (QPS) had

1,513 Audit of awareness of privacy obligations

This report outlines how three government agencies educate and train their employees about their privacy obligations.

1,514 Evidence of identity and authority

Guidelines for government

Evidence of identity and authority. Under the Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act) an applicant must provide evidence of their identity for:. any access application that includes documents which will contain the applicant’s personal

1,515 Key privacy concepts - enforcement agencies and activities

Guidelines for government

Key privacy concepts - enforcement agencies and activities. Overview. The Key Privacy Concepts guidelines are intended to assist agencies to comply with the Queensland Privacy Principles (QPPs) by providing a guide to key words and phrases used in

1,516 QPP 6 Use and disclosure for a related purpose

Guidelines for government

QPP 6 Use and disclosure for a related purpose. Overview. All Queensland government agencies must. 1. handle personal information in accordance with the Queensland Privacy Principles (QPPs) in the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (IP Act). This

1,517 Section 44(1)

Legislation

Section 44(1). (1) Matter is exempt matter if its disclosure would disclose information concerning the personal affairs of a person, whether living or dead, unless its disclosure would, on balance, be in the public interest. Note—. See also

1,518 6 Notice of other decision

Legislation

6 Notice of other decision. If the agency or Minister makes a decision mentioned in section 3(3)(c), the agency or Minister must give the applicant a notice stating—. (a) the decision and the reasons for the decision; and. Note—. See the Acts

1,519 Section 47(1)(a)

Legislation

Section 47(1)(a). …. (1) Matter is exempt matter if its disclosure could reasonably be expected—. (a) to have a substantial adverse effect on the ability of government to manage the economy of the State;. …. unless its disclosure would, on

1,520 29 Application not for back-up system documents

Legislation

29 Application not for back-up system documents. (1) An access application, however expressed, for a document does not require an agency or Minister to search for the document from a backup system. (2) However, subsection (1) does not prevent an

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