Tolley sticks to guns as privacy commissioner criticises plan to demand NGO client data
Edwards' report comes on the heels of another MSD data breach.
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A Ministry of Social Development (MSD) policy requiring social service providers to disclose information about all their clients is excessive and inconsistent with the privacy principles, Privacy Commissioner John Edwards says in a report released this morning.
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Chris Keall
Thu, 06 Apr 2017
Thu, 06 Apr 2017
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Tolley sticks to guns as privacy commissioner criticises plan to demand NGO client data
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