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In forcePrivacy complaint may be referred to commissioner
36 Privacy complaint may be referred to commissioner
(1)
A privacy complaint may be referred to the information privacy commissioner by any of the following:
(a)
the ombudsman;
(b)
the human rights commission;
(c)
an entity having functions, under a State or Commonwealth law that corresponds to this Act, that correspond to the functions of the information privacy commissioner;
(d)
an entity prescribed by regulation.
(2)
If an entity mentioned in subsection (1) refers a privacy complaint to the information privacy commissioner, the entity must—
(a)
give the commissioner any information the entity has in relation to the complaint; and
(b)
tell the complainant about the referral.
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