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2,891 Key published decisions applying Section 41 IP Act
Key published decisions applying Section 41 IP Act. AD6L9H and Department of Health (Unreported, Queensland Information Commissioner, 31 August 2010). The applicant applied to the Department of Health (QH) to amend personal information that he
2,892 Relevant decisions from other jurisdictions
Relevant decisions from other jurisdictions. AD6L9H and Department of Health refers to the following decisions from other jurisdictions, regarding the meaning of 'inaccurate' for the purpose of the IP Act:. Re TB Jacobs and Department of Defence
2,893 Overview of Section 45 IP Act
Overview of Section 45 IP Act. Section summary. A child's parent may make an access or amendment application on behalf of the child. Other relevant RTI/IP Act sections. Section 25 RTI Act. Section 25 of the RTI Act replicates section 45 of the IP Act
2,894 Application of Section 45 IP Act
Application of Section 45 IP Act. A parent has the right to make an application on behalf of their child in relation to their child's personal information. For these applications, the child is the applicant, not the parent. A child is an individual
2,895 Key published decisions applying Section 45 IP Act
Key published decisions applying Section 45 IP Act. Master N and Department of Education and Training (Unreported, Queensland Information Commissioner, 22 December 2010). Mrs H applied to the Department of Education and Training on behalf of her son
2,896 Overview of Section 62 IP Act
Overview of Section 62 IP Act. Section summary. This provision applies where an applicant makes an access application under the IP Act or RTI Act (first application) and subsequently makes another application under the IP Act (later application) to
2,897 Application of Section 62 IP Act
Application of Section 62 IP Act. If an applicant applies for documents they have previously applied for, without a reasonable basis for doing so, an agency can refuse to deal with all or part of the later application. This does not apply if the
2,898 Key published decisions applying Section 62 IP Act
Key published decisions applying Section 62 IP Act. Jones and Queensland Police Service [2015] QICmr 15 (26 June 2015). Q20RYB and Department of Justice and Attorney-General [2016] QICmr 34 (31 August 2016). Lester and Queensland Police Service [2017
2,899 Overview of Section 101(1)(d) IP Act
Overview of Section 101(1)(d) IP Act. Section summary. An application for external review must be made within 20 business days from the date of the written notice of decision, unless a longer period is allowed by the Information Commissioner. Other
2,900 Application of Section 101(1)(d) IP Act
Application of Section 101(1)(d) IP Act. An application for external review must be made to the Information Commissioner within 20 business days from the date of the written decision notice. Where a review is being sought of a deemed decision, an
