The 13 APPs grouped by stage of the data lifecycle

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The 13 APPs grouped by stage of the data lifecycle

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Quick Questions

Shade in the A or B circle for each question.

1. APP 3 says an organisation should only collect personal information that is reasonably necessary. Which lifecycle group is it in?
A Collection (APPs 3-5)
B Use and disclosure (APPs 6-9)
2. APP 8 covers sending personal data to a company overseas. Which group does it belong to?
A Use and disclosure (APPs 6-9)
B Quality and security (APPs 10-11)
3. APP 11 requires organisations to protect personal information from misuse, loss and unauthorised access. Which group is it in?
A Access and correction (APPs 12-13)
B Quality and security (APPs 10-11)
4. Your school lets you ask to see the information it holds about you, and to fix mistakes in it. Which group do these rights fit?
A Openness (APPs 1-2)
B Access and correction (APPs 12-13)
5. APP 2 lets people use a pseudonym or stay anonymous when dealing with an organisation. Which group is it in?
A Openness (APPs 1-2)
B Collection (APPs 3-5)

Match the Pairs

Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.

Left columnRight column
1APP 3, APP 4, APP 5 ACollection group: collecting only what is reasonably necessary, handling unsolicited information, and notifying people when you collect their data.
2APP 6, APP 7, APP 8, APP 9 BAPP 12, APP 13
3Openness group: being open about how data is handled and letting people deal with you anonymously or under a pseudonym. CAPPs 6 to 9 are not about openness. They cover use and disclosure: how held data can be used, shared, sent overseas or linked to identifiers.
4Access and correction group: people can ask to see the information held about them and ask for it to be fixed. DUse and disclosure group: how data may be used or shared, including direct marketing, sending data overseas and government identifiers.
5APP 10 and APP 11 = collection group EAPP 1, APP 2
6APP 6 to APP 9 = openness group FAPPs 10 and 11 are not about collection. They cover quality and security: keeping information accurate and protecting it from misuse, loss and unauthorised access.

Definitions

APP lifecycle groups

Fill in the Blanks

Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.

1.
APPs 1-2 group: ________ and anonymity
2.
APPs _-5 group: collection
3.
APPs 6-9 group: use and __________
4.
APPs 10-11 group: quality and ________
5.
APPs 12-13 group: access and __________

Spot the Error

Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.

Question 1
A openness: APP 1-2
B collection: APP 3-5
C use_disclosure: APP 6-9
D quality_security: APP 9-10
E access_correction: APP 12-13
Question 2
A openness: APP 1-3
B collection: APP 3-5
C access_correction: APP 12-13
Question 3
A APP 3 -> collection
B APP 4 -> collection
C APP 5 -> use_disclosure
D APP 6 -> use_disclosure
Question 4
A APP 8 -> collection
B APP 9 -> use_disclosure
C APP 11 -> quality_security
Question 5
A if app == 12:
B group = access_correction
C if app == 13:
D group = openness

Answer Key

The 13 APPs grouped by stage of the data lifecycle
Section A: Quick Questions
Q1
A — Collection (APPs 3-5)
Q2
A — Use and disclosure (APPs 6-9)
Q3
B — Quality and security (APPs 10-11)
Q4
B — Access and correction (APPs 12-13)
Q5
A — Openness (APPs 1-2)
Section B: Match the Pairs
Q1
APP 3, APP 4, APP 5 → Collection group: collecting only what is reasonably necessary, handling unsolicited information, and notifying people when you collect their data.
Q2
APP 6, APP 7, APP 8, APP 9 → Use and disclosure group: how data may be used or shared, including direct marketing, sending data overseas and government identifiers.
Q3
Openness group: being open about how data is handled and letting people deal with you anonymously or under a pseudonym. → APP 1, APP 2
Q4
Access and correction group: people can ask to see the information held about them and ask for it to be fixed. → APP 12, APP 13
Q5
APP 10 and APP 11 = collection group → APPs 10 and 11 are not about collection. They cover quality and security: keeping information accurate and protecting it from misuse, loss and unauthorised access.
Q6
APP 6 to APP 9 = openness group → APPs 6 to 9 are not about openness. They cover use and disclosure: how held data can be used, shared, sent overseas or linked to identifiers.
Section C: Definitions
Q1
APP lifecycle groups — The 13 APPs grouped by what happens to data: openness (1-2), collection (3-5), use and disclosure (6-9), quality and security (10-11), access and correction (12-13).
Section D: Fill in the Blanks
Q1
APPs 1-2 group: openness and anonymity
Q2
APPs 3-5 group: collection
Q3
APPs 6-9 group: use and disclosure
Q4
APPs 10-11 group: quality and security
Q5
APPs 12-13 group: access and correction
Section E: Spot the Error
Q1
D — Quality and security covers APP 10 and APP 11. APP 9 belongs to use and disclosure, so the line should be quality_security: APP 10-11.
Q2
A — The openness group is only APP 1 and APP 2. APP 3 starts the collection group, so the line should be openness: APP 1-2.
Q3
C — APP 5 (notifying people when collecting data) is part of the collection group. Use and disclosure starts at APP 6, so the line should be APP 5 -> collection.
Q4
A — APP 8 is about sending personal data overseas, which is a disclosure. It belongs to use and disclosure, so the line should be APP 8 -> use_disclosure.
Q5
D — APP 13 is about correcting personal information, so it is in the access and correction group. The line should be group = access_correction.