Data protection changes: are you ready?

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Changes to your external facing privacy policy may be minimal, but review the internal protocols of privacy protection.
Australia Privacy

There have been some significant changes to the Privacy Act that come into effect on 12 March 2014. Although the required amendments to your external facing privacy policy will probably be minimal, it is the internal requirements of your organisation that will need reviewing.

The changes to the Act will directly affect how your organisation deals with personal information, and what you need to review and establish for internal protocols to both avoid a potential privacy breach and also demonstrate your compliance with changes to the Privacy Act. This will require a review and update of your current practices.

To make this easier, Swaab is offering to review both the internal procedures and the external privacy policy of your organisation to ensure that your business continues to meet the new privacy challenges and also provide you with the right tools to bring your organisation up to compliance before the deadline of 12 March 2014.

For further information please contact:

Naomi Messenger
Special Counsel
Phone: +61 2 9233 5544
Email: nkm@swaab.com.au

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