In particular, FIFA should consider the data privacy issues and risks associated with the collection, storage and use of personal information collected about individuals. Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand both have specific legislation in place to address these issues, which FIFA will need to adhere to.84 This risk is particularly prevalent in Aotearoa New Zealand given the use of hotels and motels as emergency housing. Stakeholders shared anecdotal evidence of moteliers pausing emergency housing contracts to take advantage of events and the associated tourist accommodation opportunities. Such risks will need to be examined by FIFA and the host governments at the local site levels to identify where and how these risks might materialise and be prevented. (iv) Risk of displacement of homeless people During the tournament, there may be risks to local homeless people of displacement or being forcibly moved on from public spaces. NGO stakeholders working in the area of homelessness and emergency housing identified that they are aware of this risk having been borne out in previous events. FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup Human Rights Risk Assessment • 35