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A man applied for a job that required him to agree to vetting by Police. The man authorised Police to release information about him to his potential employer.
An ACC claimant asked Dispute Resolution Services Limited to formally review a decision made by ACC.
A woman told us that she had applied for a job as a part-time retail assistant with a large retail chain employer.
A woman was being treated for a serious illness at her local hospital. Her doctor dictated a file note about the woman's illness and the proposed treatment.
An ACC claimant had two claims - a sensitive claim and a current physical injury claim. Information about his claims was sent to two agencies by ACC.
A man made a request to his bank for copies of loan documents that had been completed by his former wife.
A woman had received several calls from an unidentified person, which had alarmed her.
A man made complaints about his neighbour to his local council. His complaints were made on the basis that his name would remain confidential.
A woman alleged that work undertaken by her local council had been the cause of damage to her property. She asked for a copy of a geotechnical report.
A woman complained to our office about a debt collection company contacting her place of work.
A man visited a bar where he was asked by the doorman to produce identification which was scanned.
A man complained that a government agency disclosed information about him to another person.
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 debt collection agency had been attempting to contact a woman at her workplace.
A man received final demand letters from a credit agency about a tenancy debt that he did not owe.
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 had an unlisted telephone number for personal safety reasons. But his new telephone number was published in a publicly available online directory.
A man was donating blood. During a conversation with the nurse taking his blood, he established that they had a mutual friend.
A man asked an agency for copies of the complaints it received about him. The agency gave him a summary of the complaints but not the actual copies.
A woman requested a copy of the responses she had given to a market research company as part of a phone survey.
