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A salesman was dismissed by his employer. He alleged remarks he made during a meeting with the company's human resources manager were subsequently disclosed.
A patient asked the medical clinic she attended for a copy of her medical records, and said she wanted to pick them up herself from the clinic.
A woman complained that she received a letter, as part of a mass mail out, from the department administering her income-support benefit.
A man received a letter showing Community Probation Service, Department of Corrections as the sender on the back of the envelope.
A television technician was called to repair a TV in a private residence. Unknown to him, he was being covertly filmed, both inside and outside the house.
An ACC case manager sent a letter to a client initiating the development of a rehabilitation plan, and attaching a document for the client to sign.
A scientist employed by a research institute became involved in a dispute with the Institute about the attribution of his research.
A man was involved in custody and domestic proceedings after he and his wife separated. His former wife contacted the Police and made complaints about him.
An angler fishing in Lake Taupo was found by a Department of Conservation officer to have an undersized trout.
A woman was selling her house. She agreed to the listing information and particulars of the sale being passed to any person for marketing purposes.
Three police officers complained about Police review procedures following job appointments or promotions.
A man was involved in a car accident and charged with careless use of a motor vehicle. A police constable delivered a court summons to his mother's address.
A man saw a businesswoman on television and rang her to discuss a business proposal. He persisted in ringing her, and allegedly threatened her.
A man complained about the fact that he was having an HIV test was disclosed to others in the waiting room of a hospital's outpatient laboratory.
A woman had a mammogram and was later sent the x-ray slides in a large envelope with a red sticker labelling the contents as mammography films.
An ACC client complained the disclosure of information about him in an ACC Job Club report amounted to an interference with his privacy.
A woman who gave up a child for adoption was told by Child Youth and Family Service that a social worker had disclosed her name to the adult child.
A man sought access to the medical notes of his deceased wife. He authorised his daughter to act on his behalf.
A couple with a small publishing house complained that Fourth Estate Holdings Limited conducted unauthorised personal credit checks on each of them.
A woman applied to the Electoral Enrolment Centre to be listed on the unpublished electoral roll because of concerns about her safety.
