30.2 (1) In this section:
"foreign demand for disclosure" means a subpoena, warrant, order, demand or request that is
(a)
from a foreign court, an agency of a foreign state or another authority outside Canada, and
(b)
for the unauthorized disclosure of personal information to which this Act applies;
"unauthorized disclosure of
personal information" means disclosure of, production of or the provision of access to personal information to which this Act applies, if that disclosure, production or access is not authorized by this Act.
(2) If a
public body, an
employee of a public body or an
employee or associate of a
service provider
(a)
receives a foreign demand for disclosure,
(b)
receives a request to disclose, produce or provide access to personal information to which this Act applies, if the public body, employee or other person receiving the request
(i)
knows that the request is for the purpose of responding to a foreign demand for disclosure, or
(ii)
has reason to suspect that it is for such a purpose, or
(c)
has reason to suspect that unauthorized disclosure of personal information has occurred in response to a foreign demand for disclosure;
the head of the public body, the employee or other person must immediately notify the
minister responsible for this Act.
(3) The notice under subsection (2) must include, as known or suspected,
(a)
the nature of the foreign demand for disclosure,
(b)
who made the foreign demand for disclosure,
(c)
when the foreign demand for disclosure was received, and
(d)
what information was sought by or disclosed in response to the foreign demand for disclosure.
