CIPP/C: Certified Information Privacy Professional/CanadaDemo

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Canadian Privacy Laws and Practices in the Public Sector

Which province requires government bodies to store and access personal information only in Canada unless additional consent is obtained or external storage is considered necessary?

  • A Nova Scotia
  • B Québec.
  • C Ontario.
  • D Alberta.
Explanation

Nova Scotia’s Personal Information International Disclosure Protection Act requires government bodies and their service providers to store and access personal information in Canada, unless consent is obtained or an authorized exception, including necessary operational requirements, applies.

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