S K Y Tao vs. Privacy Commission for Personal Data AAB2/2011 (not open for public) July 6 2011

After 11 months of standing my ground and writing to every single possible bureau, department, law enforcement agency and bureau the day for me to finally sound out the reality of TransUnion Limited and finally get a chance to clear my name came in the form of my appeal hearing on Wednesday 6^th July 2011.

Now before I get started, I just would like to take this tiny moment to say to “CCMG” & their “fraud squad” (aka. Alexander Duncan O’Neill, Christine Marie Vidal Reynoso, Stephanie Valenzuela, Lam Wing Wo, Karen Ka Man Leung, “Fat Gay” led by Tung Shing Lau, Rebecca Ervin (or Urban) and Dennis Chun Ming Lee) that sorry I am not Jesus, no I will not be “crucified like Jesus”, my cats have not “got my tongue”, I did fall but I also got back up, I still “can writing very well” and whenever the police (this includes the Superintendent in charge in Hung Hom station who lied about his service number being “PC10826” and the 6 other officers who instead of writing down my statement, lied to my face and treated me like an illegal immigrant) decide to actually enforce the law and make arrests as opposed to play “pretend to be triads” that since you thrust the words of LORD in my name, here’s some for your SHAME:  32:23 BE SURE YOUR SIN WILL FIND YOU OUT.

I speak with 100% confidence now because… the outcome of July 6 2011?

Personal data bill to be tabled in LegCo

July 07, 2011

The Personal Data (Privacy) (Amendment) Bill 2011 will be introduced into the Legislative Council on July 13.
 
It seeks to implement the proposals in the report on further public discussions on the review of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance released in April.
 
Some enterprises have recently transferred customers’ personal data to others for direct-marketing purposes without explicitly and specifically informing the customers of the purpose of the transfer and the transferees’ identity, and without the customer's consent. This has aroused widespread community concerns.
 
The bill addresses these concerns, and includes provisions requiring a data user who intends to use personal data in direct marketing or to provide it to others to inform the subject in writing. They must say what data will be used, the classes of people to which it is to be provided, and the classes of goods or services to be offered or advertised.
 
The data user must also provide the data subject with a response facility through which the subject may indicate whether or not they object. It must be presented in an easy to read and easy to understand manner.
 
A data user who uses personal data in direct marketing or provides personal data to others for use in direct marketing without complying with the requirements or against the wish of the data subject will be liable, on conviction, to a $500,000 fine and three years in prison.
 
The ordinance has been in force since 1996 and was recently reviewed. The legislative proposals in the Bill were drawn up after considering the views received from a public consultation from August to November 2009, and further public discussions from October to December 2010.

And just in case you’re not clear on what a data user is? Well, that’s TransUnion Limited, that’s banks, police, hospital authority (oh yes Dennis Lee, CCMG is included as a data user… and guess what? If I were you I would serious take off your blatant submission that you intend to break the law) :

“CCMG
Is the first company to provide consumer credit report restoration services in Hong Kong.

OUR MISSION
To Secure the Protection of Hong Kong citizen’s consumer credit rights with respect to the Code of Practice ( the “Code” ) under the Personal Data ( Privacy ) Ordinance ( “the Ordinance” ) through Validation, Restoration and Maintenance of individual Personal Data shared by Credit Providers ( “CP”) via Transunion Limited - Credit Reference Agency ( “CRA” ) in the form of a Consumer Credit Report.”

Here’s the link: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=141468685894852

Ladies & Gentleman, I have become an expert in the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance let me explain what Mr D Lee says in that paragraph and as the mission for his company:

The Code of Practice is a practical guideline for credit providers (banks) and credit reference agencies (there is only one in Hong Kong, TransUnion Limited) in their communications with each other on your credit data. There are no provisions for the consumer, it does not protect the consumer, it’s just a handbook and it’s not the law.

My case is about the fact that TransUnion Limited do not validate your data, they do not restore your credit and they most certainly do not keep maintenance because apparently they have claimed in the hearing that they delete consumer credit reports in 24 hours.

And CCMG intends to consume your credit, validate their consumption for their maintenance and share it with credit providers and TransUnion Limited via your credit report!

Read the proposed bill: http://www.cmab.gov.hk/doc/issues/Report_on_FPD_en.pdf

As for me? I still have a few more weeks to go of the ultimate outcome of my case, and yes, I have lost a lot: my home, 3 cats, company, furniture, clothes, books, health and a large part of my heart too… something good has come out of this though and if anything has saved me from the picture that Lam Wing Wo, Dennis C M Lee and Tung Shing Lau were painting of me by tampering with my medical records that I am a full blown drug addict consuming methamphetamine, MDMA, ampethamine, painkillers whilst injecting drugs for the last 10 years and suffering from psychosis needing a CT scan… I fell pregnant February and am due in 3 months. It’s a huge shock and wonder how this baby has managed to come through all that I have been through with a strong heartbeat and determined will to make it and make a huge impact… it’s also a boy! 

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