In legal proceedings related to this part of the law, the Privacy Commissioner has the right to be present. The Commissioner can choose to attend in person. If the Commissioner doesn't want to be there in person, they can send someone else to represent them. This representative can be a lawyer or another person acting on the Commissioner's behalf.
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In proceedings under this subpart, the Commissioner is entitled to appear in person or to be represented by a lawyer or an agent.
