New Zealand law explained for everyone
This part of the law is about sharing personal information in a special way. It applies when someone wants to share your personal information as part of an “information matching programme”. But they can only do this if there’s a special rule that says it’s okay. This special rule is called an “information matching provision”.
When people want to share your information this way, they have to follow the rules in this part of the law. It’s like a set of instructions that tells them what they can and can’t do with your information.
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Next up: 176: Relationship between this subpart and other law relating to information disclosure
or “How this part relates to other laws about sharing information”This subpart applies to the disclosure of personal information under an information matching programme authorised by an information matching provision.