(a) to personal health information that is collected, used or disclosed by a custodian or an agent or that is in the custody or control of a custodian or an agent, and

(b) to personal health information that was collected before the coming into force of this Act and that is prescribed by regulation.

(a) anonymous or statistical information that does not, either by itself or when combined with other information available to the holder of the information, permit individuals to be identified,

(b) an individual’s personal health information if 50 years have passed since the death of the individual,

(c) an individual or organization that collects, maintains or uses personal health information for purposes other than health care or treatment and the planning and management of the health care system, including

(d) a note made by or for, or a communication or draft decision of, a person who is acting in a judicial or quasi-judicial capacity,

(e) a constituency record of a Minister of the Crown, and

(f) information in a court record, a record of a judge, a judicial administration record or a record relating to support services provided to a judge or to a court official.

(a) does not affect the law of evidence,

(b) does not restrict information that is otherwise available by law to a party to legal proceedings,

(c) does not affect any information that would disclose privileged communications,

(d) does not affect the power of a court or tribunal to compel a witness to testify or to compel the production of documents,

(e) does not interfere with the activities of a body with statutory responsibility for the discipline of health care providers,

(f) does not affect a court order that prohibits a person from making information public or from publishing information,

(g) is in addition to and does not replace existing procedures for access to records or information normally available to the public, and

(h) does not prohibit the transfer, storage or disposition of a record in accordance with another Act of the Legislature or the Parliament of Canada.

(a) to personal health information that is collected, used or disclosed by a custodian or that is in the custody or control of a custodian, and

(b) to personal health information that was collected before the coming into force of this Act and that is prescribed by regulation.

(a) anonymous or statistical information that does not, either by itself or when combined with other information available to the holder of the information, permit individuals to be identified,

(b) an individual’s personal health information if

(c) an individual or organization that collects, maintains or uses personal health information for purposes other than health care or treatment and the planning and management of the health care system, including

(d) a note made by or for, or a communication or draft decision of, a person who is acting in a judicial or quasi-judicial capacity,

(e) a constituency record of a Minister of the Crown, and

(f) information in a court record, a record of a judge, a judicial administration record or a record relating to support services provided to a judge or to a court official.

(a) does not affect the law of evidence,

(b) does not restrict information that is otherwise available by law to a party to legal proceedings,

(c) does not affect any information that would disclose privileged communications,

(d) does not affect the power of a court or tribunal to compel a witness to testify or to compel the production of documents,

(e) does not interfere with the activities of a body with statutory responsibility for the discipline of health care providers,

(f) does not affect a court order that prohibits a person from making information public or from publishing information,

(g) is in addition to and does not replace existing procedures for access to records or information normally available to the public, and

(h) does not prohibit the transfer, storage or disposition of a record in accordance with another Act of the Legislature or the Parliament of Canada.