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169: Purpose of this subpart
or “Explaining why some government agencies can access certain people's law enforcement information”
or “Explaining why some government agencies can access certain people's law enforcement information”
You could also call this:
“How this part relates to other laws about sharing information”
This part of the law doesn’t change or limit other rules about sharing information. You can still collect, use, or share personal information if another law says you can or must do it. You can also do these things if the privacy principles allow it. This part doesn’t affect other parts of the law about sharing, accessing, and matching personal information, identity information, or law enforcement information.
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Next up: 171: Interpretation
or “Definitions for key terms used in this part of the Privacy Act 2020”