Our website uses cookies so we can analyse our site usage and give you the best experience. Click "Accept" if you’re happy with this, or click "More" for information about cookies on our site, how to opt out, and how to disable cookies altogether.
We respect your Do Not Track preference.
You can search for case notes either by using the date filter below, or by using the free text search on our website. The free text search box displays in the top right hand corner of your desktop window. For mobile devices, you can access the free text search box from the menu icon (the three horizontal lines) on the top right corner of your device screen.
Displaying 101 - 120 of 370
A woman requested access to the late mother's health information. Three agencies refused to provide the information with the other executor's authority.
A man applied for a job in a government department. The man was unsuccessful and made a request for personal information regarding his application.
A man was donating blood. During a conversation with the nurse taking his blood, he established that they had a mutual friend.
A woman complained to our office about a debt collection company contacting her place of work.
A man received final demand letters from a credit agency about a tenancy debt that he did not owe.
A debt collection agency had been attempting to contact a woman at her workplace.
A man complained that a government agency disclosed information about him to another person.
A man had an unlisted telephone number for personal safety reasons. But his new telephone number was published in a publicly available online directory.
A man visited a bar where he was asked by the doorman to produce identification which was scanned.
A number of lawyers complained to us about local councils charging a fee upon a request for rates information on behalf of clients.
A woman requested a copy of the responses she had given to a market research company as part of a phone survey.
The man who raised concerns in this case had been admitted to the No Asset Procedure by the Official Assignee.
A man complained that when he placed a bid on an auction for a firearm on the Trade Me website he was required to enter his firearms licence number.
A woman wrote to the Police and requested the names of Police employees who had accessed her file over the past five years.
A lawyer for the child was appointed for the purposes of a Family Court matter concerning a man and his former partner.
A woman requested a copy of an email about her which had been sent by a council's senior management to staff. The council refused the request.
A woman told us she had been the victim of bullying by a colleague. Her employer had held a meeting with her to discuss her allegations.
A woman complained a DHB had disclosed her anonymised health information as part of statistical information concerning serious events within the DHB.
A man applied to a credit reporter for his credit report. Receiving the report, he was shocked to find an enquiry on it from a private investigation firm.
The complainant made a request to Police for the personal information they held about him in relation to an incident in which Police had been involved.
