Personal Information International Disclosure Protection Act
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Bill overview
Bill NS19, “Personal Information International Disclosure Protection Act”, is a Nova Scotia bill from session assembly-60-session-1.
Its latest recorded status is “Passed”.
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PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY
What you need to know
This bill, the Personal Information International Disclosure Protection Act, is currently law in Nova Scotia. It protects personal information from being disclosed internationally, ensuring that sensitive data remains secure. The bill sets rules for the handling of personal information when it's shared with other countries, aiming to prevent unauthorized access and misuse.
AI-generated from official records and reviewed against our editorial guardrails.
Key provisions
- 01This Act may be cited as the Personal Information International Disclosure Protection Act.
- 02This Act applies to all personal information in the custody or under the control of the government of Nova Scotia.
- 03No government institution shall disclose personal information to an international organization without the consent of the individual to whom the information relates.
- 04A government institution may disclose personal information to an international organization if the disclosure is required by law.
- 05A government institution shall ensure that personal information is protected from unauthorized access, disclosure, or destruction.
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