The Royal Bank breached federal law in withholding personal information from its own depositors, a judge has ruled. The Federal Court also faulted the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for dismissing complaints the Bank improperly concealed data as “confidential commercial information”, including a newspaper clipping: “There must be articulate reasons for denying access”.
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