The New Zealand Privacy Commissioner is an independent statutory body. Fair Information Practices in the Electronic Marketplace report on consumer access to information collected by commercial websites and the security of that information. Coming after a spate of privacy breaches by bodies such as CDNow, DoubleClick, Amazon, and RealNetworks, it reflects the FTC's 1998 Privacy Online and 1999 Self-Regulation reports to Congress. Transcripts from the 1999 FTC workshop on online profiling are now available. Its site includes the federal legislation and reports.
Most provinces have privacy commissioners.