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HopgoodGanim Lawyers appoints specialist technology and procurement…
HopgoodGanim Lawyers is pleased to announce the appointment of specialist technology Partner, Andrew Hynd, and an additional senior practitioner to the firm, from 24 March. A dedicated specialist in technology, data and privacy, procurement, and probity, Andrew Hynd brings more than 20 years of experience advising both private sector and government organisations on strategic procurement and transformational technology projects.
Privacy and AI - new guidance from OAIC
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released new guidance to help organisations and developers comply with their privacy obligations when using AI. The guidance is divided into two parts – the first targets developers who are in the initial stages of developing and fine-tuning their AI models, while the second is directed at organisations that deploy AI in their business operations.
New and improved SOCI Act: Initial observations - - Australia
As the dust settles on the suite of Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (SOCI Act) amendments that were finalised earlier this year, we provide some initial observations about how the regime impacts critical infrastructure entities and tips for entities that are newly captured under the legislation. What is an 'asset' under the SOCI Act? The definition of 'critical infrastructure asset' is sector-specific, and fundamentally relies on a broad definition of 'asset'.
Franchisors beware: Five important changes to penalties and obligations under the Franchising Code
Australia: Franchisors beware: Five important changes to penalties and obligations under the Franchising Code 19 April 2022 by Trent Taylor , Katherine Hammond , Jean Lukin and Michael Tong Holding Redlich Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors Penalties under the Franchising Code of Conduct (Franchising Code) are increasing significantly. From 15 April 2022, new penalties will be introduced and many existing penalties will double or increase to as much as $10 million.
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