Description
Privacy Law in New Zealand offers a broad-ranging examination of privacy principles from theoretical and practical perspectives.
Drawing on the foundations of the first two editions, the third edition updates the text throughout and incorporates the new Privacy Act 2020. The table of contents has been expanded and revised to include new chapters on the courts, education, data flow, business, social media and remedies.
Privacy Law in New Zealand remains the only treatise-style analysis of privacy law and is a valuable resource for academics, privacy law specialists, general practice lawyers, along with those practising in the areas of employment, health, human rights, internet and new media, and education.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Thinking about Privacy
Chapter 2: Privacy and Maori Concepts
Chapter 3: Statutory Privacy Protection in New Zealand
Chapter 4: Common Law Privacy Protection in New Zealand
Chapter 5: Common Law Privacy Protection in Other Jurisdictions
Chapter 6: Privacy and Media Regulation
Chapter 7: Privacy and Social Media
Chapter 8: Privacy and New Information Technologies
Chapter 9: Privacy and Children
Chapter 10: Privacy and Education
Chapter 11: Privacy and the Courts
Chapter 12: Privacy and Healthcare
Chapter 13: Privacy and Employment
Chapter 14: Privacy and Business
Chapter 15: Privacy and Data Flow
Chapter 16: Surveillance
Chapter 17: Privacy Remedies
Chapter 18: Privacy Future Directions
