In today’s article we will discuss Consent. In the entire process of personal health information collection, use, disclosure, retention and secure destruction consent is that […]
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Directive 95/46/EC is a forerunner to the GDPR. It contained some very important provisions pertaining to Right to be Forgotten which we spoke about in […]
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Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act- New Brunswick, Part-4
In yesterday’s article we read the laws which are in conflict with PHIPPA and we also discussed the rights given to an individual with respect […]
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Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act- New Brunswick, Part-3
Conflict with another acts The statute of PHIPAA makes it crystal clear that and states the list of laws with whom this act may come […]
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Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act- New Brunswick, Part-2
In our earlier article we understood the purpose of PHIPAA and the enactment sets out the rules that custodians and health care managers are required […]
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Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act- New Brunswick, Part-1
New Brunswick is one of the thirteen provinces and territories of Canada. New Brunswick has specific privacy legislation for organizations operating in the public bodies […]
Continue readingPersonal Health Information under PIPEDA
PIPEDA is a centrally legislated act, and in one aspect it applies to every organization that collects, uses or discloses personal information in the course […]
Continue readingArticle 17-Right to erasure (‘right to be forgotten’)
In the previous articles, we have analysed the various rights that a data subject can exercise under the provisions of GDPR. The first right which […]
Continue readingArticle 16-Right to rectification
In the previous article we reviewed the provisions relating to right of access by the data subject wherein the data subject can request the personal […]
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Facebook Inc. Vs. Union of India – A judgement for promotion of Traceability Clause.
Recently PIB (Press Information Bureau) has clarified via its publication dated 20th June, 2021 that the Supreme court had directed the government of India to […]
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