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PCPD News

私隱專員公署通訊

Issue no. 29

行政上訴委員會確立雜誌偷拍藝人案

屬不公平收集個人資料

AAB Affirms the Decision on

the Clandestine Photo-taking of Artistes Cases

行政上訴委員會駁回《忽然一週》和

FACE

》週刊就偷拍藝人案提出的上訴,

確立兩雜誌偷拍藝人的行為是以不公平

手法收集個人資料,並違反條例的保障

資料原則第

1(2)

條的規定。行政上訴委

員會裁定公署的決定是正確的,維持私

隱專員發出執行通知的決定,並作出以

下的重要裁定:─

公眾利益是衡量新聞機構採用有系統的

監察,和望遠鏡鏡頭來偷拍相片是否公

平。而該兩宗個案並不涉及公眾利益的

情況。

裁決亦確立了專員向兩間雜誌發出的執

行通知,指令它們制訂就有系統的隱蔽

監察及╱或遠距離攝影拍攝照片的方式

收集個人資料的私隱指引;以及為員工

提供相關培訓,確保他們遵從條例的規

定。

兩家雜誌社的律師知會公署,已經將涉

事的相片,永久從雜誌社的資料庫和網

站移除。兩雜誌社於三月向高等法院提

出司法覆核許可的申請。

了解更多:

行政上訴委員會的裁決

www. pcpd . o r g . hk / eng l i sh / f i l e s /

casenotes/AAB_5_2012.pdf

www. pcpd . o r g . hk / eng l i sh / f i l e s /

casenotes/AAB_6_2012.pdf

Administrative Appeal Board (“AAB”)

has dismissed the appeals from Sudden

Weekly and Face Magazine against

the Privacy Commissioner’s decision

in two cases relating to the clandestine

photo-taking of artistes, and confirmed

the Privacy Commissioner’s decision

that the two magazines’ had collected

their personal data by unfair means

and amounted to contravention of Data

Protection Principle (“DPP”)1(2).

In its decision made on 6 January 2014,

the AAB ruled that public interest is one

of the factors to consider as to whether or

not the taking of clandestine photographs

by news organisations using systematic

surveillance and telescopic lens is fair.

The two cases did not involve public

interest.

T h e A A B a l s o c o n f i r m e d t h e

en f o r cemen t no t i ce d i r ec t i ng t he

two magazines to take measures to

remedy the contravention, including

in these cases, to draw up privacy

g u i d e l i n e s o n t h e c o l l e c t i o n o f

personal data by systematic covert

surveillance and/or long distance

photograph shooting, and to provide

relevant training to their staff.

The solicitors of the magazines informed

the Commissioner that the photographs

had already been permanently deleted

from the magazines’ database and

websites.

The two magazines applied to the High

Court for leave to judicial review in

regard to the AAB’s and PCPD’s decisions

in March.

Learn more:

Decisions of the AAB

www. pcpd . o r g . hk / eng l i sh / f i l e s /

casenotes/AAB_5_2012.pdf

www. pcpd . o r g . hk / eng l i sh / f i l e s /

casenotes/AAB_6_2012.pdf