Transcription of Frequently Asked Questions - IPC
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Frequently Asked Questions personal health information protection Act September 2015. This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) provides a general overview of the personal health information protection Act and Regulation 329/04. The information contained in this document is for general reference purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice. Legal counsel should be consulted for all purposes of interpretation. This FAQ is not binding on the information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC) and should not be construed to interfere with the IPC's ability to discharge its duties under the personal health information protection Act. This publication is also available on the IPC website. Cette publication est galement disponible en fran ais. CONTENTS. 1. What is the personal health information protection Act and why is it necessary?.
The IPC is the designated oversight body responsible for administering and enforcing these health sector privacy rules. As such, we have prepared the following questions and answers to guide Ontarians and custodians in understanding their respective privacy rights and obligations. What is the Personal Health Information Protection Act and why is it
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