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Privacy Policy & FAQ

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Privacy Act

R.S.C., 1985, c. P-21

1. Short Title

This legislation is officially called the Privacy Act.

2. Purpose

The goal of the Privacy Act is to strengthen Canadian privacy laws by:

  • Safeguarding individuals’ personal information held by government institutions.
  • Providing individuals with the right to access their own personal information.

3. Definitions

  • Administrative purpose: Using personal information in decisions that directly affect a person.
  • Court: Refers to the Federal Court.
  • Personal information: Recorded details about an identifiable individual, such as:
    • Identifying numbers or symbols
    • Physical characteristics (e.g., address)
    • Opinions or correspondence that reveal personal details
  • Personal information bank: A collection of personal information maintained by a government institution.

6. Retention, Accuracy, and Disposal

  1. Personal information used for decision-making must be kept for a period to allow individuals to access it.
  2. The information must be kept accurate and complete.
  3. When no longer needed, the information should be disposed of according to regulations.

7. Use of Personal Information

Personal information can only be used:

  • For the reason it was collected, or
  • For a similar, consistent purpose, unless the individual agrees to another use.

8. Disclosure of Personal Information

  1. Personal information cannot be disclosed without the individual's consent, except in certain cases:​
    Permitted disclosures include:
    • For the original or related purpose.
    • If required by law.
    • For legal proceedings or investigations.
    • To other governments or organizations under agreements (e.g., provincial, international, Indigenous).
  2. Special rules apply to disclosures:
    • Requests by investigative bodies must be documented if asked.
    • The Privacy Commissioner must be notified of certain public interest disclosures.
    • Definitions of terms like “aboriginal government,” or “Westbank First Nation” are provided to clarify eligibility in certain disclosures.