Australia’s privacy reform program is moving into its next phase. If legislated, the proposed Tranche 2 reforms will reshape how organisations define and manage personal information, assess whether data practices are fair and reasonable, obtain consent, explain automated decision-making, govern data security and respond to eligible data breaches.
Join Louise Matthews, Senior Risk & Compliance Legal Consultant at GRC Solutions, for a practical one-hour webinar examining what the proposed reforms could mean for Australian organisations and the steps privacy, legal, risk and compliance teams should begin considering now.
What you’ll learn
- the proposed expanded definition of personal information and implications for data inventories
- the fair and reasonable test for collecting, using and disclosing personal information
- changes affecting consent, collection notices and direct marketing
- transparency requirements for automated decision-making
- privacy governance, security, retention and breach response
- practical priorities for assessing readiness and planning remediation
Who should attend
Privacy officers, legal counsel, risk and compliance professionals, information security and data governance teams, marketing and customer teams, and senior leaders responsible for privacy governance.
Meet Your Facilitator
Louise Matthews – Senior Risk & Compliance Legal Consultant, GRC Solutions
Louise is a highly experienced legal, compliance and regulatory affairs specialist with more than two decades of experience in the Australian financial services sector. Her career has included senior advisory and leadership roles with organisations including Aware Super, Hostplus, PwC and KPMG. Louise advises organisations on governance, risk management and regulatory compliance and regularly delivers practical compliance education and thought leadership programs.
