New Information Privacy Framework in Queensland
Queensland’s information privacy framework has been amended to better protect personal information and provide appropriate remedies for data breaches and misuse of personal information by agencies.
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Queensland’s information privacy framework has been amended to better protect personal information and provide appropriate remedies for data breaches and misuse of personal information by agencies.
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Queensland’s information privacy framework has been amended to better protect personal information and provide appropriate remedies for data breaches and misuse of personal information by agencies.
The Law Compliance Report is distributed to clients free of charge and provides insight into legislative developments in key sectors throughout Australia.
Federal Parliament introduced new legislation to require higher education providers to have a ‘support for students’ policy in place to assist students to successfully complete the units of study in which they are enrolled.
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