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Govt data access should be gated, privacy assessment finds

By Justin Hendry on Apr 20, 2021 3:04PM No access under planned data sharing laws without accreditation. A privacy impact assessment of the federal government’s planned public sector data sharing scheme has called for agencies to be subject to the same accreditation requirements as the private sector. The independent PIA [pdf], released last week, is the third assessment of the reforms, which are bookended as the Data Availability and Transparency Bill (DATB) currently before parliament. If passed, the bill will allow accredited users and data service providers (ADSPs) to access data for three purposes: service delivery, informing policy and programs and research and development.

Morrison government blocks release of instructions to ministers citing cabinet confidentiality

Last modified on Tue 20 Apr 2021 20.32 EDT The federal government will not allow Australians to see the key instructions Scott Morrison has issued to his ministers, prompting criticism it is using cabinet “as a transparency shield”. Prime ministers typically send a letter to each minister setting out overarching priorities and responsibilities in the portfolio – but the government has blocked a freedom of information request from Guardian Australia to access this correspondence. It says that is “standard practice”. The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) said it had found relevant letters but had decided to refuse access – in full – because they were exempt under the cabinet documents rule.

iTWire - Swinburne says staff, student data has been leaking since 2013

iTWire Saturday, 17 April 2021 07:10 Swinburne says staff, student data has been leaking since 2013 Featured Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay Melbourne s Swinburne University of Technology has taken a month to issue information about the leaking on the Internet of personal data over seven years. In a statement issued on Friday, Swinburne said it had been advised in March about the leak of data which it said was event registration information from 2013 onwards. Names, email addresses and phone numbers of about 5200 of its staff, 100 students and what it called some externals roughly 200 other people were exposed on the Internet. In 2019, the Canberra-based Australian National University suffered

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