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これは犯罪ですよね。
Disclosure of personal information without consent
18 (1) An organization may only disclose personal information about an individual without the consent of the individual, if
(a) the disclosure is clearly in the interests of the individual and consent cannot be obtained in a timely way,
(b) the disclosure is necessary for the medical treatment of the individual and the individual does not have the legal capacity to give consent,
(c) it is reasonable to expect that the disclosure with the consent of the individual would compromise an investigation or proceeding and the disclosure is reasonable for purposes related to an investigation or a proceeding,
(d) the personal information is collected by observation at a performance, a sports meet or a similar event
(i) at which the individual voluntarily appears, and
(ii) that is open to the public,
(e) the personal information is available to the public from a source prescribed for the purposes of this paragraph,
(f) the disclosure is necessary to determine suitability
(i) to receive an honour, award or similar benefit, including an honorary degree, scholarship or bursary, or
(ii) to be selected for an athletic or artistic purpose,
(g) the disclosure is necessary in order to collect a debt owed to the organization or for the organization to repay an individual money owed to them by the organization,
(h) the personal information is disclosed in accordance with a provision of a treaty that
(i) authorizes or requires its disclosure, and
(ii) is made under an enactment of British Columbia or Canada,
(i) the disclosure is for the purpose of complying with a subpoena, warrant or order issued or made by a court, person or body with jurisdiction to compel the production of personal information,
(j) the disclosure is to a public body or a law enforcement agency in Canada, concerning an offence under the laws of Canada or a province, to assist in an investigation, or in the making of a decision to undertake an investigation,
(i) to determine whether the offence has taken place, or
(ii) to prepare for the laying of a charge or the prosecution of the offence,
(k) there are reasonable grounds to believe that compelling circumstances exist that affect the health or safety of any individual and if notice of disclosure is mailed to the last known address of the individual to whom the personal information relates,
(l) the disclosure is for the purpose of contacting next of kin or a friend of an injured, ill or deceased individual,
(m) the disclosure is to a lawyer who is representing the organization,
(n) the disclosure is to an archival institution if the collection of the personal information is reasonable for research or archival purposes,
(o) the disclosure is required or authorized by law, or
(p) the disclosure is in accordance with sections 19 to 22.
(2) An organization may disclose personal information to another organization without consent of the individual to whom the information relates, if
(a) the individual consented to the collection of the personal information by the organization, and
(b) the personal information is disclosed to the other organization solely
(i) for the purposes for which the information was previously collected, and
(ii) to assist the other organization to carry out work on behalf of the first organization.
(3) An organization may disclose personal information to another organization without consent of the individual to whom the information relates, if the organization was authorized by section 12 (2) to collect the personal information from or on behalf of the other organization.
(4) An organization may disclose personal information to another organization, or to a public body, without consent of the individual to whom the information relates, if
(a) the personal information was collected by an organization under section 12 (1) (k) or (l),
(b) the disclosure between the organizations, or between the organization and the public body, is for the purposes for which the information was collected,
(c) the disclosure is necessary for those purposes, and
(d) for each disclosure under this subsection, the third party referred to in section 12 (1) (k) or (l), as applicable, consents to the disclosure.
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