The Commissioner can change or cancel a code of practice at any time. You can think of a code of practice like a set of rules that help keep your personal information private. When the Commissioner makes a change or cancels a code of practice, they have to follow the same rules that apply to making a new code of practice, which are outlined in sections 33, 35, and 36. This means the Commissioner has to go through a similar process to make sure the change or cancellation is fair and reasonable. The Commissioner's decision to change or cancel a code of practice is an important one, and they have to make sure they are following the right steps.
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The Commissioner may at any time issue an amendment or a revocation of a code of practice.
The provisions of sections 33, 35, and 36 apply in respect of any amendment or revocation of a code of practice.
