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Symposium
Enforcing
Information Privacy Laws
3
July 2007, 1.30 pm-4:30 pm
Level 8, 133 Castlereagh Street, Sydney
(Venue by kind permission of the Privacy Commissioner)
This symposium, organised by the Interpreting
Privacy Principles Project at the Cyberspace Law &
Policy Centre, UNSW, explored the experience of enforcement
of information privacy laws both in Australia and in New
Zealand.
Program
1.30 - 1.40 Welcome and introduction
1:40– 2:20 Data Protection Litigation
in New Zealand: Processes and Outcomes
2.20-3:00 Sword or shield? The role of a Regulator
3:00 –3:20 Afternoon Tea
3:20 –4:00 Problems in enforcing
Australian Privacy Laws - Some issues arising from
complaint cases
4.00-4.30 Questions and General Discussion
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The "Interpreting Privacy Principles" research project is supported by an ARC Discovery grant 2006-2009 to a research team based at the Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre, UNSW Faculty of Law.
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