The policy for the protection of personal information of a registered party or of an eligible party must be publicly available in both official languages, be written in plain language and (a) designate a privacy officer who is responsible for overseeing the party’s compliance with the policy; (b) include the name and contact information of the privacy officer; (c) state the types of personal information in relation to which the party carries out its activities; (d) explain, using illustrative examples, how the party carries out its activities in relation to personal information, such as by indicating whether it does so online or through the use of cookies; and (e) describe the training related to the protection of personal information that is offered to the party’s employees and volunteers who may have access to the personal information that is under its control.
§ CEA s. 446.6Required contents
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