Privacy and personal data protection
| Paper no. | Title | Publication date |
|---|---|---|
| IN09/20-21 | Regulation of consumer credit reference agencies in selected places | 2021.05.07 |
| ISE03/20-21 | Policy and guidelines on installation and use of camera in taxi compartment | 2020.10.22 |
| IN17/19-20 | Internet freedom and regulation in selected places | 2020.07.16 |
| IN09/19-20 | Measures to address doxxing in selected places | 2020.04.23 |
| ISE09/17-18 | Electronic health record sharing system | 2018.08.22 |
| ISE06/15-16 | Regulation of person-to-person telemarketing calls in selected places | 2015.12.09 |
| FS12/11-12 | Independent authorities overseeing the conduct of interception of communications in selected jurisdictions | 2011.12.30 |
| RN01/10-11 | Improving personal data privacy protection (Chinese version only) | 2010.10.15 |
| IN21/07-08 | Implementation problems of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance | 2008.06.27 |
| RP02/04-05 | Regulation of Interception of Communications in Selected Jurisdictions
This research studies the statutory regulatory regimes of interception of communications in the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia. They are examined in 10 aspects: legal framework; authorities responsible for issuing warrants; application procedures; grounds on which warrants are issued; duration, termination and renewal of warrants; lawful interception without a warrant; internal safeguard measures; external safeguard mechanisms; limit of executive discretion in bringing laws into operation; and legislative amendments in relation to the 911 incident and the development of communications technology. | 2005.02.02 |
| IN14/03-04 | Sharing of Consumer Credit Data in the United Kingdom, the United States of America and Hong Kong | 2004.07.09 |
| FS06/01-02 | Policy on Installation of Closed Circuit Television Systems in Public Places: the United Kingdom | 2002.03.28 |
| RP01/99-00 | The Regulation of Media Intrusion of Privacy: The Experiences in Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States
This research examines the various modes of regulation regarding media intrusion of privacy adopted in Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States, including statutory regulation and self-regulatory mechanism. | 1999.11.04 |