Information Privacy Act 2014
34Who may make a privacy complaint?
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34 Who may make a privacy complaint? (1) An individual may make a privacy complaint to the information privacy commissioner. (2) For an act or practice of a public sector agency or contracted service provider that may be an interference with the privacy of 2 or more individuals, any 1 of those individuals may make a privacy complaint on behalf of all of the individuals. (3) The information privacy commissioner must give help to the individual to make the privacy complaint, as the commissioner considers appropriate. Examples—help 1 advising the individual about the complaint process 2 helping the individual to put a privacy complaint in writing
Privacy complaints Part 6 Making privacy complaints Division 6.2 Section 35 R13 16/12/25 Information Privacy Act 2014 Effective: 16/12/25 page 25 Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au