92. No firm, even a firm that on 1 October 1999 holds a client’s consent to use information on the client held by the firm for purposes unrelated to the object of the file for which the information was collected, may allow one of its representatives or employees to have access to such information unless the client’s specific consent is obtained for that purpose.
Specific consent is consent given in a form used solely for that purpose that authorizes a firm to allow one of its representatives or employees to have access to information on the client held by the firm.
1998, c. 37, s. 92; 2024, c. 152024, c. 15, s. 981.