[Year 12 IT Apps] National Privacy Principles

[Mark KELLY]

Hi Anthony

The 10 step *National *privacy principles are extracted from the 11 step *
Information* privacy principles in the Privacy Act 1988.

10 NATIONAL privacy principles...

http://www.privacy.gov.au/materials/types/infosheets/view/6583

Principle 1 - Collection
Principle 2 - Use and disclosure
Principle 3 - Data quality
Principle 4 - Data security
Principle 5 - Openness
Principle 6 - Access and correction
Principle 7 - Identifiers
Principle 8 - Anonymity
Principle 9 - Transborder data flows
Principle 10 - Sensitive information

11 INFORMATION privacy principles...

http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/pa1988108/s14.html

Principle 1- Manner and purpose of collection of personal information
Principle 2 - Solicitation of personal information from individual
concerned
Principle 3 - Solicitation of personal information generally
Principle 4- Storage and security of personal information
Principle 5-Information relating to records kept by record-keeper
Principle 6 - Access to records containing personal information
Principle 7-Alteration of records containing personal information
Principle 8-Record-keeper to check accuracy etc. of personal information
before use
Principle 9-Personal information to be used only for relevant purposes
Principle 10-Limits on use of personal information
Principle 11- Limits on disclosure of personal information


I tend to use the 10-step NPPs rather than the 11 step IPPs, but the study
design *does* refer to the Privacy Act 1988 (which is the 11 step model).
Not enough difference to worry about.



On 20 August 2010 09:54, Anthony Sullivan <asullivan at tps.vic.edu.au> wrote:
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> Sorry if this question has been answered before
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> I'm just putting together some resources for the next topic and just
wondering how many NPP's there are???
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> Potts lists 11 while the Government Privacy Website lists 10 - and there
are some slight differences between the two
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> Is there a definite list of which principles are needed for the study
design???
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> Anthony
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> Anthony Sullivan
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