Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance Part 8 8-24 Section 60 Cap. 486 relevant person of the minor is exempt from the provisions of data protection principle 3 if— (a) the purpose of the transfer or disclosure is to facilitate the relevant person to exercise proper care and guardianship of the minor; (b) the transfer or disclosure is in the interest of the minor; and (c) the application of those provisions in relation to such transfer or disclosure would be likely to prejudice the exercise of proper care and guardianship of the minor by the relevant person or the interest of the minor. (Added 18 of 2012 s. 33) 60. Legal professional privilege Personal data is exempt from the provisions of data protection principle 6 and section 18(1)(b) if the data consists of information in respect of which a claim to legal professional privilege could be maintained in law. (Amended 18 of 2012 s. 2) 60A. Self incrimination (1) If, as a result of complying with a request under a provision of data protection principle 6 or section 18(1)(b) in relation to any personal data, a data user might be incriminated in any proceedings for any offence other than an offence under this Ordinance, the data is exempt from that provision or section. (2) Information disclosed by a data user in compliance with a request under a provision of data protection principle 6 or section 18(1)(b) is not admissible against the data user in any proceedings for an offence under this Ordinance. (Added 18 of 2012 s. 34) Verified Copy Last updated date 25.4.2013