Index

• Author: Barbara Von Tigerstrom
• Pages: 525-548

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INDEX

Abella, Just ice Rosalie (SCC), 143

Abortion ser vices, 144, 164n133

Absolute privi lege, 90–91

Access to Informatio n Act (ATI A). See al so

individua l provincial and terr itorial

jurisdict ions for access to informa-

tion and privac y statutes

about, 141–42, 146, 215–16

amendments, 184n 263, 218, 224,

23 0–31

Cabinet confidences, 164, 168n159

collection, use a nd disclosure, 175,

205, 214, 227, 238, 305

discretion ary exemptions, 175–76

“duty to assist” prov ision, 216

economic intere st, 175–76

ex parte submi ssions, 181–82

exclusions, 161–63

exemptions, 163– 65, 192, 195, 201,

203, 205, 206, 225, 243–44

fee s, 217 –18

government in stitutions interpret a-

tion, 149–50

in cam era hea ring s, 181–82

judicial rev iews, 224–25

legislation comp arisons, 146, 205,

206, 243

mandatory pr oactive disclosur e (Part 2),

23 0–31

oversight, 224, 383

privilege, 182, 183– 84, 186, 190–91

research disclosure, 274–75

residentia l schools records, 154

reverse onus provi sion, 206

s 3 government i nstitutions, 149, 151–52

s 14 federal-provincial rel ations, 175

s 15 foreign affairs , 175

s 19 personal inform ation exemp-

tions, 205, 206

s 19(2)(c) disclosure, 214

s 20(1)(a) trade secrets, 193– 94

s 20(1)(b) confidentia l information,

196

s 20(1)(c) financial exempt ions, 165

s 24 disclosure exempt ions, 163–64

s 41 access refusal, 225 –27

s 42 commissioner inve stigations, 225

s 44 third par ty disclosure, 225

severance provision, 221–22

third par ty exemptions, 192, 195, 201,

203, 225

Access to infor mation and privacy (ATIP).

See also Freedom of infor mation

and privacy (FOIP); Personal hea lth

informat ion (PHI); Persona l infor-

mation (private sec tor); Personal

informat ion (public sector)

abortion recor ds, 144

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about legislation , 1–2, 140, 146–47, 232

access proces s, 215–28

adminis trative tribuna ls, 144–45, 156

custody and cont rol, 150–61

exclusions, 161–63

government records, 205–15

ombudsman mode l, 223

open government objectives, 228–31

oversight and enforcement, 222–28

prima facie r ight, 9, 143

processes, 215–22

public bodies, 148–50

purposes, 238

“quasi-con stitutional,” 146

records man agement, 148, 218, 220–21

refu sals, 218, 219 –20

requests, 217–20, 224–25, 228

right of access e xemptions, 163–215

Access to Informatio n Regulations, 217

Accountabilit y principles, 373–76

Adminis trative monetary pena lty (AMP),

422–2 9

Adminis trative tribunal s, 144– 45, 156

Administrative Tribunals Act (SBC 200 4),

273 –74

Adoption record s (vital s tatistics), 15–17

Agreement on Technical Barrie rs to Trade,

51

Air Atonabee Ltd v Cana da (Minister of

Transport) cas e, 196, 198

Air Canad a, 114

Alberta Cou rt of Appeal. See also

Alberta In formation and Privacy

Commissioner

confidenti ality, 198

damages li mitation period, 392

drivers’ lice nce numbers, 303, 347–48

journalistic collection purposes, 321

legislation i nterpretation (privacy

ri ghts), 296– 97

personal i nformation (individual vs

obj ect), 3 03– 4

personal information request , 238

settlement pri vilege, 187

vehicle plate numb ers, 303–4

Alberta Cou rt of Queen’s Bench, 106,

260– 61, 448, 451

Alberta Env ironment (remediation

agreement), 200–1

Alberta Evide nce Act (2000), 471

Alberta Freedo m of Information and Pro-

tection of Privacy A ct (AB FOIP PA)

commissioner oversight, 223n538

harm-ba sed exemptions, 201n391

personal i nformation disclosure, 189,

260 –61

personal information exception s,

213n 476, 242

third par ty exemptions, 193–94

Alberta Hea lth Information Act (AB HIA)

affiliates (custodians), 460

breach notif ication obligations, 484

harm-based exception, 466

health in formation consent, 475,

476n2 53

health in formation identity, 457

mandatory e xemptions, 471

Netcare access (electr onic health

rec ords) , 478–7 9

research consent requirement, 492n357

third par ty exemption, 469n212

Alberta In formation and Privacy Com-

missioner. See also Albert a Court of

Appeal

access investigations, 223n537

authority and over sight, 189–90, 287,

383, 386–87

binding orde r authority, 386–87

breach report ing and notification

guidelines, 381–83

complaints proc ess, 238, 383–86

consent guidel ines, 351–52n375, 355,

356

custody or control, 158

damages an d limitation period, 392

disclosure, 260–61

employee informat ion (indiv idual vs

obj ect), 3 03

exclusions, 30 8

guidance doc ument (driver s’ licence

num ber s), 347– 48

health in formation consent, 475

information sh aring and cooperation,

298

request refu sals, 327–28

solicitor-client pr ivilege and author-

it y, 189 –90

Alberta (Informa tion and Privacy Commis-

sioner) v University of Calgary cas e,

189, 1 90– 91