A father applied for a review of his child support obligations, claiming that the child's mother's financial circumstances had improved after her remarriage.

A customer alleged that his bank had sent a printout of his loan account to his daughter-in-law. The printout disclosed the details of the customer's mortgage.

The complainant wrote a letter to a crown health enterprise asking for some information to be removed from his medical records.

A man asked for access to personal information held by a credit reporting agency.

An employee of a crown health enterprise complained about the retention of information about an incident which occurred in 1984 and resulted in his suspension.

A bank granted a mortgage loan to a client on the condition that she secure employment. The client found a job and asked her new employer to write to the bank.

Two people complained that New Zealand Customs disclosed to Western Samoa Customs certain personal information about them.

A client requested letters he had provided to his solicitor for court proceedings. The solicitor refused the request because the client had not paid his bill.

The complainant contacted a real estate agency expressing an interest in buying a property in a certain area.