Australian Senate Fails To Pass Breach Notification Reforms

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Emily Leach

CIPP/E, CIPP/US

Privacy Director

Emily Leach Privacy

The Australian Senate has failed to pass mandatory data breach notification reform laws, which were expected to go into effect by March of next year. The Senate has now taken its break until the next election. The proposed law was described by the Australian Law Reform Commission in 2008 as a “long-overdue measure,” Business Spectator reports. The Senate did pass laws last week requiring commonwealth public officials to report suspected wrongdoing, reports The Register.
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Contributors:

Emily Leach

CIPP/E, CIPP/US

Privacy Director

Emily Leach Privacy

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