Unit 1: Information Access & Privacy in a Networked World Flashcards

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FBI

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Federal Bureau of Investigation

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FOI

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Freedom of Information

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FOIP/FOIPP

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Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection

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HIV

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus

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Custodian

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An individual who is responsible for looking after the relevant information

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Personal Information

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An individuals name in combination with: age, weight, sexual orientation, place of birth, university alma mater, political affiliation, subscriptions, bank balance, favourite stores/products, medical history, and travel destinations.

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Access to Information

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Relates to concerns about transparency in govn’t, the right of access to info (FOI) provides individuals with a right to request and gain access to information held by certain public sector organizations

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Accountability

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“A democracy requires accountability and accountability requires transparency” - Barack Obama, 2002

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Transparency

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1997, Justice La Forest explained that transparency helps ensure that citizens have the info they need to participate in the democratic process and ensures politicians and bureaucrats remain accountable; key feature of good governance and indicates if a society is actually democratic

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Polity

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A form or process of civil govn’t or constitution; an organized society; a state as a political entity

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Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (the Charter)

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Gives implicit recognition of the right to privacy; jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Canada has established that a right to privacy exists in Canadian Law

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