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You can defend a claim made against you under section 98 of the Privacy Act 2020 by sending a Statement of Reply to the Tribunal. This is an official form you fill in as a defence to the Statement of Claim.
Separate forms are for use if you are:
Statement of Reply – Privacy Act 2020 [PDF, 236 KB]
Enforcement of access direction - Reply – Privacy Act 2020 [PDF, 83 KB]
Appeal against an access direction – Reply – Privacy Act 2020 [PDF, 85 KB]
Appeal against a compliance notice - Reply – Privacy Act 2020 [PDF, 61 KB]
Enforcement of compliance notice - Reply – Privacy Act 2020 [PDF, 78 KB]
Your Statement of Reply must be received by the Tribunal within 22 working days after the day on which you receive the Statement of Claim.
Seek legal advice if there is anything you don’t understand.
You can defend a claim made against you brought under the Human Rights Act 1993 and Health and Disability Commissioner Act 1994 by sending a Statement of Reply to the Tribunal. This is an official form you fill in as a defence to the Statement of Claim.
Your Statement of Reply must be received by the Tribunal within 22 working days after the day on which you receive the Statement of Claim.
Seek legal advice if there is anything you don’t understand.
Find out more about how to reply to a claim and what to expect in our guide:
Guide to filing a reply [PDF, 742 KB]
Statement of reply [PDF, 386 KB]
Your Statement of reply must include:
If you decide not to file a Statement of Reply or an appeal, the case can go to a hearing without you.
You don’t need to have a lawyer or a representative to defend a claim. It is highly recommended that you are represented by someone with experience in dealing with the type of claim you are defending. If your representative is not a lawyer, you will need to complete an Authority to Act form:
Authority to act [PDF, 451 KB]
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