Who may make a privacy complaint?
34 Who may make a privacy complaint?
An individual may make a privacy complaint to the information privacy commissioner.
For an act or practice of a public sector agency or contracted service provider that may be an interference with the privacy of 2 or more individuals, any 1 of those individuals may make a privacy complaint on behalf of all of the individuals.
The information privacy commissioner must give help to the individual to make the privacy complaint, as the commissioner considers appropriate.
Examples—help
1 advising the individual about the complaint process
2 helping the individual to put a privacy complaint in writing
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