s. 29 (iv) an administrator or a person responsible within the meaning of the Guardianship and Administration Act 1986; or (v) a parent of an individual, if the individual is a child; or (vi) otherwise empowered under law to perform any functions or duties or exercise powers as an agent of or in the best interests of the individual; and (b) does not include a person acting as an authorised representative of the individual if that acting is inconsistent with an order made by a court or tribunal; has the same meaning as in the disability Disability Act 2006. Division 5—Public interest determinations and temporary public interest determinations Subdivision 1—Public interest determinations 29 Public interest determination (1) An organisation may apply to the Commissioner, in writing, for a determination that— (a) an act or a practice of an organisation contravenes or may contravene a specified Information Privacy Principle (other than IPP 4 or 6) or an approved code of practice; and (b) the public interest in the organisation doing the act or engaging in the practice substantially outweighs the public interest in
(iv) an administrator or a person responsible within the meaning of the Guardianship and Administration Act 1986; or (v) a parent of an individual, if the individual is a child; or (vi) otherwise empowered under law to perform any functions or duties or exercise powers as an agent of or in the best interests of the individual; and (b) does not include a person acting as an authorised representative of the individual if that acting is inconsistent with an order made by a court or tribunal; disability has the same meaning as in the Disability Act 2006. Division 5—Public interest determinations and temporary public interest determinations Subdivision 1—Public interest determinations 29 Public interest determination s. 29 (1) An organisation may apply to the Commissioner, in writing, for a determination that— (a) an act or a practice of an organisation contravenes or may contravene a specified Information Privacy Principle (other than IPP 4 or 6) or an approved code of practice; and (b) the public interest in the organisation doing the act or engaging in the practice substantially outweighs the public interest in