Version as at 6 December 2023 (b) (4) Privacy Act 2020 Part 4 s 60 if the requestor so requests, the grounds in support of that reason. However, subsection (3)(b) does not apply if disclosing the grounds would prejudice an interest protected by any of sections 49 to 53. Compare: 1993 No 28 s 42 57 Responsibilities of agency before giving access to personal information If an agency receives a request to access personal information, the agency— (a) may give access to the information only if the agency is satisfied of the identity of the requestor; and (b) must not give access to the information if the agency has reasonable grounds to believe that the request is made under the threat of physical or mental harm; and (c) must ensure, by the adoption of appropriate procedures, that any infor‐ mation intended for a requestor is received— (d) (i) only by that requestor; or (ii) if the request is made by a requestor as the representative of an individual, only by the requestor or the individual; and must ensure that, if the request is made by a requestor as agent for an individual, the requestor has the written authority of the individual to obtain the information, or is otherwise properly authorised by the indi‐ vidual to obtain the information. Compare: 1993 No 28 s 45 Subpart 2—Correction of personal information 58 Interpretation (1) In this subpart and subpart 3, correction request means— (a) a request made under IPP 7(1) to correct personal information; or (b) a request made under IPP 7(3)(b) to attach a statement of correction to personal information. (2) In this subpart, requestor, in relation to a correction request, means the person who made the request. 59 Individuals may make correction requests A correction request may be made only by the individual concerned or the indi‐ vidual’s representative. Compare: 1993 No 28 s 34 60 Urgency (1) A requestor may ask that a correction request be treated as urgent (an urgent correction request). 49