Australian government opens public consultation on changes to its Privacy Act
The Australian government has opened a consultation on potential changes to privacy legislation.
Following the Attorney-General’s announcement in December last year of a review of the Privacy Act 1988, the government is seeking feedback from the public on the “potential issues relevant to reform” outlined in a 68-question Issues Paper.
The Australian government adds that it will meet with stakeholders on specific issues and consider research and reports on privacy issues.
Source: Australian government opens public consultation on changes to its Privacy Act
