
Investigation Report 108-2018 — Regina Public Library
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The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada investigated two complaints concerning the disclosure of a military officer's personal health information. The Department of National Defence (DND) disclosed the information to the Department of Justice (DOJ) to defend against litigation initiated by the complainant against the government. The OPC found that both the disclosure by DND and the collection by DOJ were permissible under paragraph 8(2)(d) of the Privacy Act, as the information was disclosed to the Attorney General for use in legal proceedings involving the Crown. The OPC concluded that the Privacy Act does not distinguish between types of personal information and that the disclosure was necessary for legal defence, upholding the legal interpretation confirmed by the Federal Court.

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