Reforms to Australia's privacy laws - is your organisation ready?
Danielle Torresan
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Danielle Torresan
Abstract
Long-awaited reforms to Australia's privacy laws have now been passed by Parliament and will come into effect in March 2014 under the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Act 2012). The reforms make significant changes to Australia's privacy laws and will affect how companies and government agencies collect and handle personal information.
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Long-awaited reforms to Australia's privacy laws have now been passed by Parliament and will come into effect in March 2014 under the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Act 2012). The reforms make significant changes to Australia's privacy laws and will affect how companies and government agencies collect and handle personal information.
Key concepts: Parliament, Project commissioning, Government (linguistics), Privacy policy, Publishing, Privacy law, Privacy laws of the United States, Information privacy