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  • Who does PIDA apply to?
  • What is a wrongdoing?
  • What is a disclosure?
  • What is a reprisal?
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  • What is a PID?
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  • What is a 

    wrongdoing?

  • What is a

    disclosure?

  • What is a

    reprisal?
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You are protected from reprisals.

What is a PID?

  • What-is-a-pid-oct-2015-en "What is a PID?" - Information Sheet

    See this information sheet for an overview of what a public interest disclosure is. For more specific details, see the legislation.

     

     
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