This publication is an invaluable resource for anyone who collects,
uses or discloses personal information in the course of commercial activities.
It contains the full text of the federal Personal Information Protection and
Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and pertinent regulations, and relevant
statutes and Codes. The commentary, prepared by privacy law experts, Colin
McNairn and Alexander Scott, provides an overview of the compliance
requirements and limitations on the use and collection of personal information,
as provided by the Act.
Table of Contents:
- Table of Cases
- Introduction
- Chapters:
- 1. Personal Information Protection:
- Structure, Background and Purpose of the Act
- Application of the Act
- Collection, Use and Disclosure of Personal
Information
- Advice to an Individual About the Existence, Use and
Disclosure of Personal Information
- Access to and Correction of Personal Information by an
Individual
- Other Obligations in Respect of Personal
Information
- External Complaint, Investigation, Audit and
Enforcement Processes
- Periodic Review of the Administration of the Act
- 2. Electronic Documents:
- Overview
- Comparison Between Electronic and Paper Documents
- Definitions for the Purposes of the Act
- Electronic Documents as Evidence
- Acts of Certification for Electronic Documents
- Use of Electronic Documents, Exchanges and Notices
- Government Practice
- 3. Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents
Act
- 4. Regulations Pursuant to the Personal Information
Protection and Electronic Documents Act
- Appendix A: PLUS 3800 Making the CSA Privacy Code Work for You:
A workbook on applying the CSA Model Code for the Protection of Personal
Information (CAN/CSA-Q830) to your organization
- Appendix B: Uniform Electronic Evidence Act
- Appendix C: Uniform Electronic Commerce Act
- Index
The legislation reproduced in this consolidation is current to
Ontario Gazette, Vol. 140, No. 19, August 23, 2007.
This is an annual
publication. The 2008 edition was released October 2007. |
