Trinidad and Tobago Data Protection Act 2011
Part III: public bodies (mostly not yet proclaimed) – Trinidad and Tobago Data Protection Act 2011

Trinidad and Tobago Data Protection Act 2011 s52: ss.52 to 57 Public bodies: give access within 30 days, sever exempt parts, and correct or annotate records (not yet proclaimed)

What does s52 require?

Individuals in Trinidad and Tobago may request access to their personal information in a public body (on the Commissioner's form, or orally where reasonable); the head must within 30 days give it or a written refusal citing the provision relied on with appeal rights, sever exempt material, make it comprehensible including for sensory disability, correct errors or annotate the record, and notify bodies and third parties who received it in the prior year. Refusal grounds are limited (another's privacy, confidential sources, evaluative material, FOI exemptions, repetitious or vexatious requests), with the burden of proof on the body; appeals go to the Commissioner within six weeks.

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