Table of Contents

Introduction - The purpose of this workbook
Chapter 1 - The importance of a national voluntary
            information protection code
Chapter 2 - Significance of the ten principles
Chapter 3 - How to implement the CSA Code in your
            organization
Appendices
A - Privacy publications and information sources
B - QMI recognition program
C - Information on safeguards and security
D - Tailoring the Code: report to CSA Technical
    Committee on Privacy
E - Health information

Abstract

Pertains to all types of organizations, from small sole proprietorships to large corporate enterprises; from service clubs and charities to universities and hospitals; from organizations that hold very little personal information to those that specialize in information collection and use.

General Product Information

Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	Canadian Standards Association
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