Working Paper

Proposed Position Paper on Privacy Law Reforms

Authors

Dr Anna Bunn

Associate Investigator

Curtin University

Professor Tama Leaver

Chief Investigator

Curtin University


Volume/Number

2023-02

Date published

1 February, 2023

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to set out some general principles in respect of privacy law reforms proposed by the Australian Government in 2021. The paper also illustrates how these principles can shape a response to some of the issues raised in the ongoing reform process, where those issues have particular relevance to children. 


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Series type

Policy

DOI

https://doi.org/10.26187/dh3t-7n32

Suggested citation

Bunn, A., and Leaver, T. 2023 Digital Child Working Paper 2023-02, Proposed Position Paper on Privacy Law Reforms. ARC Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child, Brisbane, Australia.

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