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Australia stands at a critical juncture in privacy and artificial intelligence (AI) regulation. The Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 was passed on 29 November 2024, alongside cybersecurity reforms, introducing transformative changes to the regulatory landscape. These changes include enhanced enforcement powers, criminal offences for ‘doxxing’, and stringent requirements for data handling and AI governance. With penalties reaching $50 million (or more) for serious invasions into privacy, and new provisions for lower-level civil penalties, individual redress, organisations face unprecedented compliance obligations and risk exposure.
This whitepaper, authored by Dudley Kneller Partner at Gadens and Eve Lillas, Senior Associate at Gadens, provides a comprehensive analysis of these regulatory changes and their practical implications for businesses. It offers strategic guidance for implementing integrated privacy and AI governance frameworks, addressing both immediate compliance requirements and preparation for future reforms.
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