News
The following news feed provides an overview of the current activities and news from APPA members.
The articles on this page are updated regularly from members’ news and media pages. If you have any questions or concerns about the content contained in the articles, please contact the respective member. You can locate members’ details underneath each article or on our Contact us page.
- Joint IPCA/OPC investigation recommends overhaul of Police privacy practices
Source: Office of the Privacy Commissioner (New Zealand) | Published on 2022-09-08
- New guidance gives agencies’ confidence about how Privacy Act works
- Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for BC investigating Crime Stoppers breach
- Canada’s information regulators call for action to help capacity-constrained small public bodies uphold access to information rights
- Statement by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada to the Senate Standing Committee on National Security, Defence and Veterans Affairs on Bill C-22
- Canada’s federal, provincial, and territorial privacy commissioners and ombuds call for the responsible use of artificial intelligence in health and health research
- Speech to the Victoria International Privacy and Security Summit
- Manage My Health phase two report
- Final report into Manage My Health inquiry a wake-up call for agencies
- Editorial: To build trust in the Information Age, we need a new social contract
- Statement by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada to the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security on its study of Canada’s security screening processes
- PBN/3886 [2026] NZPrivCmr3 - OPC can make targeted adverse comments in response to privacy matters
- PBN4406 [2026] NZPrivCmr 2 - Legal practice didn’t recognise that a cyber security incident was also a notifiable privacy breach
- Letter to the Standing Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs on Bill C-25, the Strong and Free Elections Act
- Statement by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada to the Standing Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs on Bill C-25
- Statement by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security on Bill C-22
