R-22.1, r. 1 - Regulation respecting the application of certain provisions of the Act respecting health and social services information

Section 15 Disposition versions

2024-07-01

15. The register of confidentiality incidents provided for in section 110 of the Act respecting health and social services information (chapter R-22.1) must contain

(1)  a description of the information concerned by the incident or, if that information is not known, the reason why it is impossible to provide such a description;

(2)  a brief description of the circumstances of the incident;

(3)  the date or time period when the incident occurred or, if that is not known, the approximate time period;

(4)  the date or time period when the body became aware of the incident;

(5)  the number of persons concerned by the incident or, if that is not known, the approximate number;

(6)  a description of the elements that led the body to conclude whether or not there is a risk of serious injury to the persons concerned, such as the sensitivity of the information concerned, any possible ill-intentioned uses of such information, the anticipated consequences of its use and the likelihood that such information will be used for injurious purposes;

(7)  if the incident presents a risk of serious injury, the transmission dates of the notices to the Minister, the Commission d’accès à l’information and the persons concerned by the incident, under the second paragraph of section 108 of the Act respecting health and social services information, as well as well as an indication of whether the body issued public notices and its reason for doing so, if applicable; and

(8)  a brief description of the measures the body has taken after the incident occurred in order to reduce the risks of injury.

O.C. 947-2024, s. 15.

Not in force

In force: 2024-07-01

15. The register of confidentiality incidents provided for in section 110 of the Act respecting health and social services information (chapter R-22.1) must contain

(1)  a description of the information concerned by the incident or, if that information is not known, the reason why it is impossible to provide such a description;

(2)  a brief description of the circumstances of the incident;

(3)  the date or time period when the incident occurred or, if that is not known, the approximate time period;

(4)  the date or time period when the body became aware of the incident;

(5)  the number of persons concerned by the incident or, if that is not known, the approximate number;

(6)  a description of the elements that led the body to conclude whether or not there is a risk of serious injury to the persons concerned, such as the sensitivity of the information concerned, any possible ill-intentioned uses of such information, the anticipated consequences of its use and the likelihood that such information will be used for injurious purposes;

(7)  if the incident presents a risk of serious injury, the transmission dates of the notices to the Minister, the Commission d’accès à l’information and the persons concerned by the incident, under the second paragraph of section 108 of the Act respecting health and social services information, as well as well as an indication of whether the body issued public notices and its reason for doing so, if applicable; and

(8)  a brief description of the measures the body has taken after the incident occurred in order to reduce the risks of injury.

O.C. 947-2024, s. 15.