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Wouldn't it be awesome if Privacy Act compliance were easier?
It can be. We help privacy officers comply with the Privacy Act 2020, from understanding to assessment to documentation. Bypass the stress. Stay safe.
The Privacy Act – our State Highway 1 of privacy law
The Privacy Act is our State Highway 1 of privacy law. It’s important legislation that applies to public and private sector agencies alike. We all need to know about it. Get an overview here.
We need to understand more than the Privacy Act
Do you know how New Zealand law addresses the collection, use and sharing of personal information? It involves more than you might think. This article describes how it works, and explains the rules of precedence.
Specific statutory provisions – other roads
The Privacy Act may be State Highway 1, but it’s not the only road and often you’ll find all manner of inroads into it as well as detours and bypasses. We’ve built a laws library to summarise them: InfoProvisions Search.
Collection of personal information
You’d like to collect personal information from individuals or another agency and use it for a particular purpose. Find out whether you can, and get a summary assessment report.
Use of personal information already held
You hold some personal information and would like to know whether you can use it for a particular purpose. Find out whether you can, and get a summary assessment report.
Sharing of personal information
You’d like to share some personal information with another agency and need to know whether you can. Find out whether you can, and get a summary assessment report.
Respond to an IPP6 access request
Has your agency received an IPP6 access request? Need some help working through the Act and with your response? You can use our IPP6 access request bot to do that.
Respond to an IPP7 correction request
Has your agency received an IPP7 correction request? Need some help working through the Act and with your response? You can use our IPP7 correction request bot to do that.
Our assessment tools cover the collection, use and sharing of personal information, health information, telecommunications information, and information needed during an emergency.
In other words, in addition to accommodating the application of specific statutory provisions, they accommodate the information privacy principles, the Health Information Privacy Code, the Telecommunications Information Privacy Code and the Civil Defence Code. If you’d like to see some sample reports, enter your email address below.
The third step is ensuring you have the right documents
Most organisations need a privacy statement, some need other documents as well
Privacy statements
You need a privacy statement, either for your website or for your business activities more generally. You can build one here, download it in Word format, and edit and use it as required.
Information-sharing MOUs
You’re able to share personal information with another agency but you want to put an MOU in place with the agency to control the sharing and address each agency’s responsibilities. You can draft one here.
Data licence agreements
You’d like to obtain or share non-personal data but you need a data licence agreement to do so. You can build one here. In doing so, you can select from a range of different licences, with the click of a button.
Work with us
StopLookGo Privacy (c/o Richard Best Law)
Level 8, 23 Waring Taylor Street
Wellington, NZ 6011
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