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The Information and Privacy Commission NSW (IPC) has developed a range of resources for the public, councils, NSW Public sector agencies and the Private sector.
If you experience difficulties downloading or accessing any IPC resource, please call us on 1800 472 679 or email ipcinfo@ipc.nsw.gov.au.
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Checklist - Privacy Management Plans June 2014 (PDF)
Checklist - Privacy Management Plans June 2014 (Word)
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Checklist - Identifying privacy issues June 2014 (PDF)
Checklist - Identifying privacy issues
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Checklist - Identifying privacy issues June 2014 (Word)
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Knowledge update - Being investigated by IPC (PDF, 208kb)
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Checklist - GIPA compliance checklist for councils (PDF, 191kb)
Checklist - GIPA compliance checklist for councils
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Checklist - GIPA compliance checklist for councils June 2014 (Word, 724kb)
Check your responsibilities and actions using this checklist to ensure that your council complies.
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GIPA Guideline 1 - Local Councils (PDF, 201kb)
Guidelines for local councils on the disclosure of information contained in the returns disclosing the interests of Councillors and designated persons under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
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GIPA Guideline 2 - Discounting charges (PDF,148kb)
An applicant is entitled to a 50 per cent reduction in a processing charge imposed by an agency if the agency is satisfied that the information applied for is of special benefit to the public generally.
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GIPA Guideline 3 - Development applications for Councils (PDF, 344kb)
Local councils receive and hold a significant amount of personal information collected during the ordinary course of their functions. A key example is the information required to be provided by applicants who lodge development applications (DAs), and by those who wish to comment on those applications.
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