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====Situations where your consent is not required==== | ====Situations where your consent is not required==== | ||
Under the law in BC, there are certain situations where credit reporting agencies '''don't''' need your consent to share a copy of your credit report. You have no choice when the credit report is requested by: | Under the [https://www.canlii.org/en/bc/laws/stat/sbc-2004-c-2/latest/sbc-2004-c-2.html#sec108_smooth law in BC], there are certain situations where credit reporting agencies '''don't''' need your consent to share a copy of your credit report. You have no choice when the credit report is requested by: | ||
*the federal, provincial, or municipal government | *the federal, provincial, or municipal government | ||
*the police, for the purposes of an investigation | *the police, for the purposes of an investigation | ||
