Greetings.
I have a complaint against the conduct of NSW Health. It may be of interest to some that if I am correct about the conduct being a breach of privacy law, then owing to the nature of the breach, it affects more than just me. As in everyone in NSW.
Regardless, I am trying to refer to a specific clause in the Health Records and Information Privacy Act. For context, here is the relevant part. I have highlighted the specific part of the Act.
If necessary, the Act can be viewed in its entirely: NSW Legislation
Some questions:
1. Based upon how some parts of the Act refers to itself, my impression is that the structure is as follows:
clause: 10
sub-clause: 1
The remainder is unclear to me:
Paragraph: (e)
Sub-paragraph: (i)
? (A):
Can someone advise?
2. Am I correct that in believing that I can define whatever depth I wish, but that I need to name the deepest part referred to. I want to refer to 10(e)(i)(A). So, what is (A) called?
3. Is referring to the depth I am intending e.g. 10(e)(i)(A) considered clumsy? If so, what would be a better way to phrase refer to it?
Many thanks!
I have a complaint against the conduct of NSW Health. It may be of interest to some that if I am correct about the conduct being a breach of privacy law, then owing to the nature of the breach, it affects more than just me. As in everyone in NSW.
Regardless, I am trying to refer to a specific clause in the Health Records and Information Privacy Act. For context, here is the relevant part. I have highlighted the specific part of the Act.
10 Limits on use of health information
(1) An organisation that holds health information must not use the
information for a purpose (a secondary purpose) other than the
purpose (the primary purpose) for which it was collected unless:
(a) Consent
the individual to whom the information relates has consented
to the use of the information for that secondary purpose, or
(b) Direct relation
the secondary purpose is directly related to the primary purpose
and the individual would reasonably expect the organisation to
use the information for the secondary purpose, or
…
(e) Training
the use of the information for the secondary purpose is
reasonably necessary for the training of employees of the
organisation or persons working with the organisation and:
(i) either:
(A) that purpose cannot be served by the use of
information that does not identify the individual
or from which the individual’s identity cannot
reasonably be ascertained and it is impracticable
for the organisation to seek the consent of the
individual for the use, or
(B) reasonable steps are taken to de-identify the
information, and
If necessary, the Act can be viewed in its entirely: NSW Legislation
Some questions:
1. Based upon how some parts of the Act refers to itself, my impression is that the structure is as follows:
clause: 10
sub-clause: 1
The remainder is unclear to me:
Paragraph: (e)
Sub-paragraph: (i)
? (A):
Can someone advise?
2. Am I correct that in believing that I can define whatever depth I wish, but that I need to name the deepest part referred to. I want to refer to 10(e)(i)(A). So, what is (A) called?
3. Is referring to the depth I am intending e.g. 10(e)(i)(A) considered clumsy? If so, what would be a better way to phrase refer to it?
Many thanks!