Disclosure of Information Regulation (Children First Act) — Canada — Alberta law | Esheria

Disclosure of Information Regulation (Children First Act)

Service providers and custodians that disclose information under the Act must keep specific records, retain them for 10 years, and then dispose of them under their policy or Minister-approved method. The agreement with the Centre must also require confidentiality, safeguards, audits, and reporting rules, and the Centre

Jurisdiction
Canada — Alberta
Instrument
Regulation
Version
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Language
en
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Service providers and custodians that disclose information under the Act must keep specific records, retain them for 10 years, and then dispose of them under their policy or Minister-approved method. The agreement with the Centre must also require confidentiality, safeguards, audits, and reporting rules, and the Centre is restricted from unauthorized use, disclosure, or out-of-Alberta storage.

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