Information Privacy Principles from the Privacy Act 1988 Do Not

question 9

Multiple Choice

Information privacy principles from the Privacy Act 1988 do not dictate that:

• A)Information shall not be disclosed to a third party unless such disclosure was made known to the subject at the time the information was solicited and the subject consented to such disclosure.
• B)Individuals have the right to view the information that is kept about them.
• C)Individuals have the right to require that any inaccuracy regarding information that is kept about them be corrected.
• D)The person gathering information should use whatever means to ensure that the information is complete and up to date.

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Definitions:

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