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One of the ways in which organizations can comply with the principle that information must be complete, accurate, and current is to ensure that
a. they regularly review the personal information that they have collected.
b. they collect as much personal information as they possibly can about an individual.
c. they display the date to which the information is accurate.
d. they continue to keep all personal information that they have collected and not just the information obtained.
e. they regularly update personal information regardless of whether it is necessary to do so.

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The Law and Business Administration in Canada

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Authors: Smyth, Soberman, Easson, McGill

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Came right on time, ty so much!

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