- Part X of the Child, Youth and Family Services Act: A Guide to Access and Privacy for Service Providers
- Download the Part X guide and other resources
- Terms used in this guide
- Introduction
- Does Part X of the CYFSA apply to you?
- Collection, use, and disclosure of personal information
- Consent and capacity
- Safeguarding and managing personal information
- Access to records of personal information
- Correction of records
- Offences and immunity
- Definitions
- FAQs
- Back to Guidance for organizations
c) What does collected for or relating to the provision of a service mean?
For Part X to apply, the personal information must be collected for or related to the provision of a service. Part X defines service as a program or service that is provided or funded under the CYFSA or provided under the authority of a licence.15 It includes services for children and their families related to:
- child protection
- residential care
- community support and prevention
- physical or mental disabilities
- mental health
- adoption
- services or programs under the Youth Criminal Justice Act or Provincial Offences Act16
Generally speaking, personal information that is not collected for or related to the provision of a service under the CYFSA is not covered by the core Part X rules for collection, use, disclosure, access, and correction. For example, this could include certain human resources records or records related to programs that are not provided or funded under the CYFSA.
A community organization is funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services to offer youth support services under the CYFSA. The agency also offers other programs including social programs for seniors. To what extent does Part X apply?
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