A judge has ordered SGI to release information to a man, including who raised a concern about his fitness to drive. Sask
In court proceedings, SGI cited section 38 of HIPA, which holds information can be withheld if releasing it “
In exploring the wording of the law governing traffic safety and how it is written, the judge wrote that “ an inability to offer complete confidentiality with respect to driver fitness reports will result in fewer such reports.”
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