Private information means personal information which according to legislation is any information about an identifiable individual.
At UC this means information that is of a personal nature (such as name, date of birth, address) that could be used to identify that person - this includes photographs. Personal information also includes sensitive personal information.
Be careful to follow the UC Privacy Policy in terms in your management of the use and disclosure of personal information at UC.
The guiding principle of the Privacy Act is that information must be made available unless there is a good reason for withholding it as specified under the Acts. Learn about privacy obligations at UC.
The guiding principle of the Privacy Act is that information must be made available unless there is a good reason for withholding it as specified under the Acts. Learn about privacy obligations at UC.
Privacy are usually minor and caused by human error. If you create or discover a privacy breach, the focus is on protecting the person or people whose privacy has been breached, minimising the impact where possible, and preventing further breaches, not blaming individuals. See what to do if you create or discover a privacy breach at UC.
Privacy are usually minor and caused by human error. If you create or discover a privacy breach, the focus is on protecting the person or people whose privacy has been breached, minimising the impact where possible, and preventing further breaches, not blaming individuals. See what to do if you create or discover a privacy breach at UC.
According to the Official Information Act, information must be made available unless there's a good reason under the Act for withholding it. The General Counsel and Registrar is responsible for requests for official university information. Find out about official information and records at UC.
According to the Official Information Act, information must be made available unless there's a good reason under the Act for withholding it. The General Counsel and Registrar is responsible for requests for official university information. Find out about official information and records at UC.
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