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PCPD News 私隱專員公署通訊•

Issue no. 28

14

Industry Insight

行業聚焦

are expected to pay extra attention

to. This communication helps

them to brush up their privacy

knowledge and learn appropriate

ways to deal with privacy issues.

In order to make sure the policies

and procedures are well observed,

we have a built-in monitoring

system. For example, a special

task force carries out random

on-site night inspections. We

also conduct regular audits and

i nspec t i ons , such a s i n t e r na l

audits, ISO compliance audits and

an annual inspection conducted

by the Security Company Licence

Inspection Unit of the Hong Kong

Police Force.

P: Is there any example you can

share with us to illustrate how

you encourage frontline staff to

inculcate a respect for personal

privacy into their routine work

and to realise that respecting

data privacy is beneficial to both

the company and your tenants?

What are the challenges?

UG: When ensuring the safety of the

premises, frontline staff also need to

ensure that the privacy of visitors is

protected. For example, we suggest

security staff use separate forms

for individual visitors to fill in their

information for entry purposes. This

is preferred to the conventional form

in which all visitors’ information is

exposed to everyone who signs in

after them.

As awareness of the right to personal

privacy increases, our frontline staff

have encountered certain difficulties

in collecting personal information

from visitors. Some visitors may

not want to give their identity card

number for registration. In those

cases, our staff explain in detail to

the visitors the purpose of the data

collection in the hope of eliminating

their concerns. But if visitors insist

on not giving such information for

registration purposes, our staff have

to accompany the visitor to the

intercom system at the entrance and

ask the tenant to verify the identity

of the visitor.

P: What kind of support would you

like to see the PCPD provide to the

industry?

UG: I would like the PCPD to organise

more talks and activities, and to work

closely with organisations in order

to promote public understanding of

data protection and the requirements

under the Ordinance, in particular

responding to the concerns in the

property management industry.

Mutual understanding between

data subjects and data users is

important.

為業界製作簡易實用的海報,提醒物業管理從業

員在工作中應注意有關保障個人資料私隱的事項。

An educational poster providing practical

tips for property management practitioners

on safeguarding personal data privacy was

produced.

下載

Download:

www.pcpd.org.hk/

chinese/activities/files/notice.pdf