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PRIVACY AND PERSONAL INFORMATION PROTECTION ACT 1998 - SECT 58
Suppression of personal information
(1) A person about whom personal information is contained (or proposed to be
contained) in a public register may request the public sector agency
responsible for keeping the register to have the information-- (a) removed
from, or not placed on, the register as publicly available, and
(b) not
disclosed to the public.
(2) If the public sector agency is satisfied that
the safety or well-being of any person would be affected by not suppressing
the personal information as requested, the agency must suppress the
information in accordance with the request unless the agency is of the opinion
that the public interest in maintaining public access to the information
outweighs any individual interest in suppressing the information.
(3) Any
information that is removed from, or not placed on, a public register under
this section may be kept on the register for other purposes.
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