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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A woman applied to the Electoral Enrolment Centre to be listed on the unpublished electoral roll because of concerns about her safety.
A husband and wife team worked on commission as independent contractors to the real estate division of a nationwide company.
A man received compensation payments for a number of years from the Accident Compensation Corporation.
A union complained that a company had a security policy allowing a security guard to inspect all bags carried on or off a particular company site.
A woman requested access to personal information held about her by a government ministry.
A woman applied to a Legal Services Committee for a revision of all legal costs in respect of her legal aid claim.
The pastor of a church was having marriage difficulties and was receiving counselling through elders of the church.
A husband and wife operated a credit card account with a bank. They had a disagreement with the bank and the account was closed.
A woman applied for a position within a government department. The application form asked the woman to nominate referees.
A man was receiving weekly compensation payments under the provisions of the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Act 1992.
A man applied to join Police. His application was declined on the basis that he had been given diversion for a charge against him some years previously.
A life assurance company, in consultation with a couple, prepared a financial report which contained detailed personal information about the couple and family.
A club president complained that the national body required club members to provide personal information, including their names and addresses.
Customer complains Telecom used another company's interconnection information to market its services.
We investigated the actions of the Ministry of Education in collecting information about a complainants' daughter from a medication register.
