#Principles of marketing chapter 8 quizlet free Where an entity discloses personal information to an overseas recipient, it is accountable for an act or practice of the overseas recipient that would breach the APPs (s 16C).Ĩ.3 There are exceptions to the requirement in APP 8.1 and to the accountability provision in s 16C (see paragraphs 8.19–8.55 below).Ĩ.4 When an APP entity discloses personal information to an overseas recipient it will also need to comply with APP 6. That is, it must only disclose the personal information for the primary purpose for which it was collected unless an exception to that principle applies (see Chapter 6 (APP 6)).
A note to APP 6.1 cross-references the requirements for the cross-border disclosure of personal information in APP 8. It is implicit in this note, that APP 8 only applies to personal information covered by APP 6. That is, it only applies to personal information ‘held’ by an APP entity. not the individual to whom the personal information relatesĨ.6 This means that where an APP entity in Australia sends information to an overseas office of the entity, APP 8 will not apply as the recipient is the same entity.not the APP entity disclosing the personal information, and.not in Australia or an external Territory.‘Overseas recipient’Ĩ.5 Under APP 8.1, an ‘overseas recipient’ is a person who receives personal information from an APP entity and is: The term ‘holds’ is discussed in Chapter B (Key concepts). This is to be distinguished from the case where an APP entity in Australia sends personal information to a ‘related body corporate’ located outside of Australia.
In that case, the related body corporate is a different entity to the APP entity in Australia.
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