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4,691 Results_of_Desktop_Audits_2013-14:_Review_of_Publication_Schemes_Disclosure_Logs_and_Information_Privacy_Awareness_in_Departments_and_Hospital_and_Health_Services
Results_of_Desktop_Audits_2013-14:_Review_of_Publication_Schemes_Disclosure_Logs_and_Information_Privacy_Awareness_in_Departments_and_Hospital_and_Health_Services
4,692 Achieving effective information privacy and information security training
The Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (IP Act) requires agencies to handle personal information in accordance with the Queensland Privacy Principles (QPPs). An important part of QPP 11 compliance and reducing privacy and information security risks
4,693 Who can make decisions under the RTI Act?
The Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act) gives people the right to access documents of an agency, and to amend their personal information contained in documents of an agency, subject to some exceptions and limitations. The principal officer
4,694 Right to Information and Privacy Guidelines 1 Information Sheet ...
Right to Information and Privacy Guidelines 1. Information Sheet Right to Information Act 2009. Applying for a deceased person's information Under the Right to Information Act 2009 (RTI Act (Qld), you have the right to apply for documents held by
4,695 dataset-OIC-gifts_and-benefits-register
Lists of gifts and benefits received by OIC staff
4,696 dataset-OIC-gifts_and-benefits-register
Lists of gifts and benefits received by OIC staff
4,697 dataset-OIC-gifts_and-benefits-register
Lists of gifts and benefits received by OIC staff
4,698 Sheet2
Sheet2. Review Number. Agency. Date of decision. Outcome. Outcome Type. Section decision. 315774. Department of Education. 7/1/21. decision s.123 - set aside agency response - IPA. Cannot refuse to deal. IP Act - s.60. 315938. Department of
4,699 Information Privacy and Camera Surveillance Survey 2015 – De identified Comments by Agencies
Information Privacy and Camera Surveillance Survey 2015 – De identified Comments by Agencies, Supplementary Material
4,700 Queensland Newspapers and Department of Justice and Attorney-General; Carmody (Third Party) [2016] QICmr 23 (27 June 2016)
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