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Section 85ZZA — Crimes Act 1914: Complaints to the Information Commissioner
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(1) A person may complain to the Information Commissioner about an act or practice of another person or of a Commonwealth authority or State authority that may be a breach of Division 2 or 3. (2) A complaint shall be in writing. (3) It is the duty of members of the Information Commissioner’s staff to give appropriate help to a person who wishes to make a complaint and wants help to formulate the complaint. (4) The complaint shall specify the respondent to the complaint.
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