BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association
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FIPA Bulletin – April 2012
In this issue:
- Big Challenges ahead for Freedom of Information and Privacy
- Government reaches a new low in FOI avoidance
- FIPA calls for penalties when government abuses FOI process
- FOIPPA Amendments pave way to unprecedented sharing of personal information
- BC government abandons e-Health Act, issues Health Minister a free pass to collect personal health information
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BC Services CardCitizen Centred Servicese-Health ActElectronic Health RecordsFIPA BulletinsFOI PerformanceFOI ReformFreedom of Information and Protection and Privacy Amendment ActGovernment 2.0Information SharingMargaret McDiarmidPersonal Health InformationPersonal Information DisclosurePolicy AdvicePrinciple of ConsentPrivacy Impact AssessmentsPurpose of CollectionSanctions for Government Interference with FOIStewardship PurposesSurveillance State
In this issue:
- Big Challenges ahead for Freedom of Information and Privacy
- Government reaches a new low in FOI avoidance
- FIPA calls for penalties when government abuses FOI process
- FOIPPA Amendments pave way to unprecedented sharing of personal information
- BC government abandons e-Health Act, issues Health Minister a free pass to collect personal health information
Tags
BC Services CardCitizen Centred Servicese-Health ActElectronic Health RecordsFIPA BulletinsFOI PerformanceFOI ReformFreedom of Information and Protection and Privacy Amendment ActGovernment 2.0Information SharingMargaret McDiarmidPersonal Health InformationPersonal Information DisclosurePolicy AdvicePrinciple of ConsentPrivacy Impact AssessmentsPurpose of CollectionSanctions for Government Interference with FOIStewardship PurposesSurveillance State