Privacy Commissioner’s first transparency report reveals barrage of IRD requests
Inland Revenue is knocking on your bank's door for your data. Often. With special feature audio: Privacy Commissioner John Edwards on the survey results.
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Inland Revenue has been revealed as the most assertive agency for sending requests for data to the private sector.
Privacy commissioner John Edwards has just released the results of a pilot study designed to, he says, “give some indication about the number of times law enforcement agencies come
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Privacy Commissioner’s first transparency report reveals barrage of IRD requests
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