CHAPTER 486
PERSONAL DATA (PRIVACY) ORDINANCE
Part X- MISCELLANEOUS
69. Regulations fees
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The Commissioner may make regulations to prescribe
the fees to be paid in respect of any matter, service
or facility in respect of which a prescribed fee is
payable to the Commissioner under this Ordinance.
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The amount of any
fee prescribed in regulations made under subsection (1)
shall not be limited by reference to the amount of administrative
or other costs incurred or likely to be incurred in relation
to providing the matter, service or facility to which
such fee relates, and different fees may be so prescribed
for the same matter, service or facility in order to provide
for particular circumstances or particular cases specified
in the regulations. |
70.
Regulations general
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The
Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs may make regulations
for all or any of the following matters-
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the particulars to be entered in the log book
of a data user, including particulars referred
to in section 27(2)(a), (b) and (c);
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prescribing anything that is required or permitted
to be prescribed under this Ordinance.
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Any
regulations made under this section may-
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empower the Commissioner to grant exemptions
from the regulations, either generally or in a
particular case;
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make different provisions for different circumstances
and provide for a particular case or class of
case;
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be made so
as to apply only in such circumstances as are prescribed
by the regulations. |
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Any regulations
made under this section may prescribe offences in respect
of contraventions of the regulations, and may provide
for the imposition in respect of any such offence of a
fine not exceeding level 3 and of imprisonment for a period
not exceeding 2 years and, in the case of a continuing
offence, to a daily penalty not exceeding $1,000. |
71.
Regulations general
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The Chief Executive in Council may, by notice
in the Gazette, amend Schedule 2, 4 or 6. (Amended
34 of 1999 s.3)
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