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StatutePrivacy Act 2020

Section 113 — Privacy Act 2020: Assessment of likelihood of serious harm being caused by privacy breach

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113 Assessment of likelihood of serious harm being caused by privacy breach When an agency is assessing whether a privacy breach is likely to cause serious harm in order to decide whether the breach is a notifiable privacy breach, the agency must consider the following: (a) any action taken by the agency to reduce the risk of harm following the breach: (b) whether the personal information is sensitive in nature: (c) the nature of the harm that may be caused to affected individuals: (d) the person or body that has obtained or may obtain personal information as a result of the breach (if known): (e) whether the personal information is protected by a security measure: (f) any other relevant matters.

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