Acts and Regulations

P-7.05 - Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act

Section 71
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Production of records
71(1)With the exception of Executive Council confidences and any document that contains information that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, the Ombud may require any record in the custody or under the control of a custodian that the Ombud considers relevant to an investigation to be produced to the Ombud and may examine any information in a record, including personal health information.
71(2)The Ombud may review the records referred to in subsection (1) in private without the presence of any person.
71(3)Despite any other Act of the Legislature or any privilege of the law of evidence, a custodian shall produce to the Ombud within 14 days after a request by the Ombud a record or a copy of a record required under this section.
71(4)If a custodian is required to produce a record under this section and it is not practicable to make a copy of it, the custodian may require the Ombud to examine the original at its site.
2019, c.19, s.5
Production of records
71(1)With the exception of Executive Council confidences and any document that contains information that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, the Commissioner may require any record in the custody or under the control of a custodian that the Commissioner considers relevant to an investigation to be produced to the Commissioner and may examine any information in a record, including personal health information.
71(2)The Commissioner may review the records referred to in subsection (1) in private without the presence of any person.
71(3)Despite any other Act of the Legislature or any privilege of the law of evidence, a custodian shall produce to the Commissioner within 14 days after a request by the Commissioner a record or a copy of a record required under this section.
71(4)If a custodian is required to produce a record under this section and it is not practicable to make a copy of it, the custodian may require the Commissioner to examine the original at its site.
Production of records
71(1)With the exception of Executive Council confidences and any document that contains information that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, the Commissioner may require any record in the custody or under the control of a custodian that the Commissioner considers relevant to an investigation to be produced to the Commissioner and may examine any information in a record, including personal health information.
71(2)The Commissioner may review the records referred to in subsection (1) in private without the presence of any person.
71(3)Despite any other Act of the Legislature or any privilege of the law of evidence, a custodian shall produce to the Commissioner within 14 days after a request by the Commissioner a record or a copy of a record required under this section.
71(4)If a custodian is required to produce a record under this section and it is not practicable to make a copy of it, the custodian may require the Commissioner to examine the original at its site.