Meaning of protected information—pt 5

In force

(1)

For this part, information is protected information if it—

(a)

identifies an entity that has applied for housing assistance as having applied for housing assistance; or

(b)

identifies an entity that is or has been a housing assistance recipient as a housing assistance recipient or former housing assistance recipient; or

(c)

identifies land that is a housing assistance property as a housing assistance property; or

(d)

is protected personal information about an entity that—

(i)

has applied for housing assistance; or

(ii)

is or has been a housing assistance recipient; or

(e)

is information prescribed by regulation for this definition; or

(f)

would allow something to which paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d) or (e) applies to be worked out.

Note

Entity includes a person—see the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1.

(2)

In this section:

housing assistance property means—

(a)

land owned, controlled or held by the housing commissioner; or

(b)

land used by an entity contracted by the commissioner to provide housing assistance.

Example of land controlled or held by the housing commissioner—par (a) land leased by the commissioner from a private landlord to provide public rental housing

Example of entity contracted by the housing commissioner—par (b) a community organisation that is contracted by the commissioner to operate a refuge housing assistance recipient means an entity receiving housing assistance.

Examples of housing assistance recipients

1 a tenant of a housing assistance property

2 a person accommodated at a refuge or other residential facility that is operated by a community organisation receiving housing assistance to provide the accommodation protected personal information, about an entity that is or has been a housing assistance recipient, means—

(a)

the entity’s name, telephone number or address; or

(b)

any other information prescribed by regulation for this definition.

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