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A man complained that the ACC collected information from his son's doctor without his son's consent in relation to a claim for cover arising from an accident.
Man complains business partner used private investigator for credit check.
Woman alleges IRD disclosed claim details by sending to wrong address.
TVNZ made a videotape during a criminal trial and screened an extract, with the defendant's face obscured, in a news item.
Woman complains when finance company discloses loan details to her former partner.
A man complained that the police disclosed information to the news media about his involvement in a traffic accident.
Police were asked to help in deporting an illegal immigrant. A police officer called the school attended by the man's children and asked for their address.
A man claimed on an insurance policy covering him for disability. The policy meant the insurance company would pay his mortgage for the disability period.
A prison inmate made a complaint against the Department of Corrections and a television company.
An insurance company asked a firm of licensed private investigators to investigate an insurance claim.
A claimant receiving weekly compensation and other allowances from ACC lived with his wife on a farm and they offered a bed and breakfast accommodation.
An ACC client requested access to all of the information it held about him. The information was contained in a number of claim files dating back over 20 years.
A subscriber to a telecommunications company requested a confidential listing. The employee whom she spoke did not correctly complete the service order.
A husband and wife made a claim to an insurance company following a fire at their business premises.
A doctor ordered blood tests for a patient. The sample was sent to the laboratory of a crown health enterprise for testing.
A job-seeker was enrolled with the New Zealand Employment Service. At a 'Work Focus' interview she was asked whether she was receiving counselling.
A client of ACC approached a newspaper reporter alleging that ACC had mishandled her case.
We investigated certain disclosures of health information about a patient contained in a letter written by a nurse and sent to an opposition MP.
A married couple completed an application form to open a joint savings account at a bank.
An employee was suspended on the grounds that he was suffering from a psychiatric illness.
