(a) the processing is undertaken by a person for the publication of a
literary or artistic material;
(b) the data controller reasonably believes that publication
would be in the public interest; and
(c) the data controller reasonably believes that, in all the
circumstances, compliance with the provision is incompatible with
the special purposes.
(2) Subsection (1) does not exempt a data controller from compliance with
the data principles related to
(a) lawful processing,
(b) minimality,
(c) further processing,
(d) information quality, and
(e) security safeguards.
(3) For the purposes of subsection (1) (b), in considering whether the data
controller believes that the publication would be in the public interest or is
reasonable, regard may be had to the compliance by the data controller with any
code of practice which is
(a) relevant to the publication in question, and
(b) designated by the Minister for purposes of this subsection.
Research, history and statistics
65. (1) The further processing of personal data for a research purpose
in compliance with the relevant conditions is not to be regarded as incompatible
with the purposes for which the data was obtained.
(2) Personal data which is processed for research purposes in
compliance with the relevant conditions may be kept indefinitely.
(3) Personal data which is processed only for research purposes is exempt
from the provisions of this Act if
(a) the data is processed in compliance with the relevant condi- tions,
and
(b) the results of the research or resulting statistics are not made available
in a form which identifies the data subject or any of them.
(4) Personal data is not to be treated as processed otherwise than for
research purposes merely because the data is disclosed
(a) to any person for research purposes only,
(b) to the data subject or a person acting on behalf of the data
subject,
(b)
at the request or with the consent of the data subject or a
person acting on behalf of the data subject ,or
(d) in circumstances in which the person making the disclosure has
reasonable grounds to believe that the disclosure falls within this
section.