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PIPA
(redirected from Personal Information Protection Act)

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PIPAProgram on International Policy Attitudes
PIPAPersonal Information Protection Act (Canada)
PIPAPhoenix Islands Protected Area (Republic of Kiribati)
PIPAPolyisocyanate Polyaddition
PIPAPulse Integrating Pendulous Accelerometer
PIPAParticipatory Impact Pathways Analysis
PIPAPump Intake Pressure Available


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In February, Alberta announced its intention to introduce the draft Personal Information Protection Act in the spring sitting of the legislature.
Protecting privacy in Canada's private sector: businesses that are ... by Taylor, Sheila / Information Management Journal
A previous Act the Privacy and Personal information Protection Act, applied only to the public sector.
Australia's privacy legislation: a guide for nurses by Australian Nursing Journal
Japan for use in the protection of confidential information, and the prevention of private data loss in compliance with Japan's Personal Information Protection Act.
City of Fujisawa, Japan Adopts Digital Guardian for Confidential ... by Business Wire
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