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Part 3 · Online Harmful Activities

10. Doxxing

(1)

In this Act, “doxxing” means the publication of any identity information of a person that a reasonable person would conclude was likely to have been intended to cause harassment, alarm, distress or humiliation to that person or any related person (each called in this section the victim).

(2)

In this section, “identity information” means any information that, whether on its own or with other information, identifies or purports to identify a person, including (but not limited to) any of the following:

(a)

the person’s name, residential address, email address, telephone number, date of birth, national registration identity card number, passport number, signature (whether handwritten or electronic), password or identification code;

(b)

any photograph or video recording of the person;

(c)

any information about the person’s family, employment or education.

Part 4

Reports

Part 5

Powers to Give Directions and Orders

Part 6

Information and End‑User Identity Matters

Part 7

Reconsideration and Appeals

Part 8

Offences and Enforcement

Part 9

General and Miscellaneous

Part 10

Online Harmful Activities — Torts

Part 11

Administrators — Duties and Torts

Part 12

Online Service Providers — Duties and Torts

Part 13

Damages and Remedies

Part 14

Jurisdictional, Procedural and Miscellaneous Matters

Part 15

Amendments to Other Acts

Schedules