Oral disclosure of information about accreditations
140 Oral disclosure of information about accreditations
The chief executive may orally disclose information kept by the chief executive under this Act about an accreditation to the following persons—
the holder of the accreditation;
if the holder of the accreditation is a corporation—an executive officer of the corporation;
if the holder of the accreditation is a partnership—a partner in the partnership.
However, the chief executive may disclose the information to the person only if satisfied of the person’s identity.
Example—
The chief executive may be satisfied of a person’s identity if the person correctly answers a series of questions, or produces a document, for identifying the person.
Also, if the information is confidential information about an individual, the chief executive must not disclose the information to a person other than the individual without the individual’s written consent.
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