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In April 2015, Hong Kong’s Administrative Appeal Board (AAB) ruled that the territory’s Privacy Commissioner (PC) is obliged to continue investigating a data privacy complaint that it had discontinued, even though the breach concerned had already been rectified.
In their article for the Computer Law & Security Review on the implications, Gabriela Kennedy and Karen Lee discuss this ruling and its implications.
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