So, the short answer is that many organizations are not keeping up with their privacy responsibilities. The education and compliance challenge continues apace.

Your office opened more than double the amount of case files in than it did in Is this number going up because of inadequate privacy practices, because the public is becoming more aware of its privacy rights, or both?

Good question. I think the answer is some of both. I believe there is significantly higher privacy awareness with the organizations that my office oversees and also greater public awareness.

The difficult question is how accurately we can assess what is going with all approximate organizations that we oversee given that we are largely in a reactive role.

At the end of the day however, whatever the reason for the large increase in case files there is an indication that a lot more work is yet to be done to move to a more pervasive privacy protective culture.

Looking forward, what kind of privacy developments should we watch for in ? Our office just issued our first Investigation Report H dealing with our electronic health record now in development.

We identified a number of problems in terms of HIPA compliance with the pharmacy, the regional health authority and the Ministry of Health.

We also issued more than 20 recommendations for remedial action. The Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, Bill 68, assented to Upon coming into force , the consequential amendments contained in those sections became part of the enactment s that they amend , and have thereby been incorporated into the corresponding Acts.

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