Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance Part 9 9-10 Section 66A (5) Proceedings brought by an individual in reliance on subsection (1) are to be brought in the District Court but all such remedies are obtainable in those proceedings as would be obtainable in the Court of First Instance. (Added 18 of 2012 s. 38) 66A. Help for aggrieved persons in obtaining information, etc. (1) With a view to helping a person (the person aggrieved) to decide whether to institute proceedings under section 66 and, if the person does so, to formulate and present his or her case in the most effective manner, the Commissioner may prescribe— (a) forms by which the person aggrieved may question the respondent on the respondent’s reasons for doing any relevant act, or on any other matter which is or may be relevant; and (b) forms by which the respondent may, if he or she so wishes, reply to any questions. Cap. 486 (2) If the person aggrieved questions the respondent (whether or not in accordance with a form referred to in subsection (1))— (a) the question and any reply by the respondent (whether or not in accordance with such a form) are, subject to subsections (3), (4) and (5), admissible as evidence in the proceedings; and (b) if it appears to the District Court that the respondent, deliberately and without reasonable excuse, omitted to reply within a reasonable period or that the respondent’s reply is evasive or equivocal, the Court may draw any inference from that fact it considers just and equitable to draw. (3) The Commissioner may— Verified Copy Last updated date 25.4.2013