NSW Office of the Children's Guardian data breach policy and public notification of data breaches.
Public Notification Register
No current notifications
| Reference number | Date that eligible data breach occurred | Type and description of the breach | How the breach occurred | Other affected agencies (if applicable) | Personal information that was the subject of the breach | Amount of time the personal information was disclosed for | Action taken or planned action to control or mitigate harm | Recommended action for individuals affected by the breach |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
For how long are notifications published on the Register?
The OCG will publish notifications on the Public Notification Register for a period of 12 months.
Who can I contact about public notifications? For enquiries about public notifications published by the OCG, please contact privacy@ocg.nsw.gov.au
How to make a privacy complaint
Please note that the OCG will formally notify the NSW Privacy Commissioner of each data breach published on this Register.
A person affected by a data breach may lodge a privacy complaint with the OCG, or seek an internal review of the OCG’s conduct, under the PPIP Act. For information on how to make a privacy complaint to the OCG, or how to lodge an application for internal review, please see our Privacy Management Plan.
Alternatively, a person affected by a data breach may lodge a privacy complaint to the NSW Privacy Commissioner. For information, please visit the Information and Privacy Commission’s website.
