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A7.80 Disclosure of information overseas under section 305 of the Immigration Act 2009

When releasing information overseas under section 305 the following steps are to be considered:

  1. Identify the agency, body or person that is to receive the information.
  2. Identify the information to be disclosed. Does it all come within 306(1)?
  3. Is there an existing agreement with this agency, body or person? Does it apply in the circumstances?
  4. If no agreement applies, consider whether an agreement should be developed.
  5. If the information is to be disclosed on a "one-off" basis check that the disclosure is carried out strictly in accordance with the requirements of section 305(7) and (8).

Note: If unsure whether to release information either under an agreement or on a one-off basis please contact the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Legal Services for advice.

Effective 08/04/2013

IN THIS SECTION

A7.1 Objectives of the Privacy Act 2020

A7.5 Privacy Act Policy

A7.10 Who may make a request under the Privacy Act 2020

A7.15 Establishing identity

A7.20 Reasonable assistance and transferring requests

A7.25 Time limits

A7.30 Urgent requests

A7.35 Charges for information

A7.40 Which Branch responds to the request?

A7.45 Requests to National Office or the Immigration and Protection Tribunal

A7.50 Form in which the information may be released

A7.55 Release of information originating from the New Zealand Police

A7.60 Guidelines for withholding information

A7.65 Reasons for refusal to be given and right of complaint to the Privacy Commissioner

A7.70 Right to request correction of information

A7.75 Requests for information by other Government agencies

PREVIOUS IMMIGRATION INSTRUCTIONS

A7.80 Disclosure of information overseas under Section 305 of the Immigration Act 2009 (29/11/2010)

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