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Stoddart concerned other departments circulating personal files

Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart blasts Veterans Affairs Canada and launches a wide-ranging audit of the department.

Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart says she is concerned other federal departments may be gathering and circulating personal information about critics of the government in the same way the Veterans Affairs Department improperly gave a Cabinet minister medical files about Gulf War veteran Sean Bruyea when he tried to expose weaknesses in a new financial-support net for veterans in 2006.

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Stoddart concerned other departments circulating personal files

Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart blasts Veterans Affairs Canada and launches a wide-ranging audit of the department.

Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart says she is concerned other federal departments may be gathering and circulating personal information about critics of the government in the same way the Veterans Affairs Department improperly gave a Cabinet minister medical files about Gulf War veteran Sean Bruyea when he tried to expose weaknesses in a new financial-support net for veterans in 2006.

  

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