Data protection litigation in New Zealand : processes and outcomes / by Gehan Gunasekara and Erin Dillon

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Title

Data protection litigation in New Zealand : processes and outcomes / by Gehan Gunasekara and Erin Dillon

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Examines the first 14 years of NZ's experience with regulating data protection from the standpoint of the processes for resolving disputes that are available to complainants. Looks at the decisions of this tribunal and the few instances where further appeals have occurred. Includes statistical analysis of the nature of defendants (how many were from the public as opposed to the private sector), which information privacy principles were litigated the most. Assesses the success or otherwise of ...

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Format

Journal

Date created

Nov 2008

Creator

Gunasekara, Gehan, (University of Auckland) / Dillon, Erin, (University of Auckland)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20491532

Related subjects

Privacy, Right of -- Law and legislation / Computer security / Dispute resolution (Law)

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