What national laws regulate the collection and use of personal data in Australia?
1) The Privacy Act 1988
2) The Freedom of Information Act 1982
What is The Privacy Act 1988?
Introduced to promote and protect the privacy of individuals and regulate how Australian Government Agencies and organisations with a turnover of more than $3m handle personal information.
The Privacy Act includes 13 Australian Privacy Principles, a breach of these can result in penalties
What is the Freedom of Information Act 1982?
Provides individuals the right to request access to documents from AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.
This can include documents containing personal information or other information such as:
Some documents are exempt from the act such as documents affecting:
What is the OAIC?
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
What is the purpose of The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner and how do they carry out their role?
Its purpose is to promote and uphold privation and information access rights.
This is done by:
The OAIC
What is ISO 9001?
The international standard that specifies requirements for Quality Management Systems (QMS).
Organisations use the standard to demonstrate the ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer and regulatory requirements
How do you manage data?
Collect - Email Collate - Job Label - Job no, date etc Store - In project folders / project email Retrieve and share
What are the benefits of a platform such as Acconex?
What is your organisations structured filing system?
1) All documents should be formally managed in relation to content, numbering, naming and authorisation
2) File naming should be standardised
3) Document templates should be created
4) New documents must be reviewed and approved
5) Standard filing structure