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1,561 Neither confirm nor deny - checklist
Neither confirm nor deny checklist will assist to determine whether an agency is entitled to neither confirm nor deny the existence of a document.
1,562 Access applications and third party personal information
Access applications and third party personal information. Under the Right to Information Act 2009. 1. (Qld) (RTI Act) anyone can apply to an agency. 2. for access to documents. However, access to information can be refused if it would be contrary to
1,563 What to expect during external review
What to expect during external review. The Office of the Information Commissioner (OIC) has responsibility for conducting external reviews of reviewable decisions made by agencies and Ministers under the Right to Information Act 2009 (RTI Act) and
1,564 Can I amend my medical records?
Can I amend my medical records? The Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (IP 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,
1,565 Audit of awareness of privacy obligations
This report outlines how three government agencies educate and train their employees about their privacy obligations.
1,566 Key privacy concepts - agreement and consent
Key privacy concepts - agreement and consent. Overview. The Key Privacy Concepts guidelines explain important words and phrases used in the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (IP Act). They are intended to assist in the interpretation and
1,567 Section 44(1)
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
1,568 Section 47(1)(a)
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
1,569 Submission: AHMAC Health Identifiers and Privacy Discussion Paper
This submission provides some general observations in relation to the Healthcare Identifiers and Privacy Discussion Paper.
1,570 How to Apply for financial hardship status - non-profits
How to Apply for financial hardship status - non-profits. This Information Sheet explains how non-profit organisations can apply for financial hardship status under the Right to Information Act 2009 (Qld) (RTI Act). What is financial hardship
