The Regulators: The ACCC Oversees Competition and Consumer Laws and is Reviewing the Digital Industry. 

ADMA is a member-driven industry body which works closely with regulators and governments to develop regulatory frameworks and compliance laws that are effective.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is the leading regulatory overseeing important regulatory changes and developments in Australia including:

• The digital platforms inquiry regulating giant tech platforms

• The digital advertising services inquiry into programmatic advertising

• The Consumer Data Right, which gives consumers the right to take their personal financial data to other banks or utility companies for a better deal

• Australian Consumer Law

Australian Communications and Media Authority oversees Spam laws and other important electronic media regulations.

The Office of the Australian Information Commission, the OAIC, is the key regulator for privacy and notifiable data breaches in Australia.

Increasingly, financial regulators like APRA and ASIC are overseeing cybersecurity and financial data security issues which may potentially impact data-driven marketers as regulations evolve.

Privacy, security, compliance, best practice and building trust across the data economy are key objectives that ADMA aims to achieve through its regulatory and compliance work.

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