Home Resources The Government's Response to the Privacy Act Report Oct 2023 Compliance The Government's Response to the Privacy Act Report Oct 2023 ADMA has consistently advocated for the need to modernise Australia’s privacy laws to better reflect the landscape in which it operates - one that is more technologically advanced and global than it was at the time of the Privacy Act's initial drafting. The changes are needed, but so is an approach that ensures that the laws remain effective in the future. Late September marked a major step forward in the process with the Attorney General releasing its response to the 116 proposal that were outlined in the Privacy Act Review Report. Here is an overview designed to bring Australian marketers up-to-speed, inform the industry on ADMA’s involvement through the process, and give you valuable information on what you need to know and how to get involved in the steps to come. FIND OUT FIRST, STAY CONNECTED Sign up to receive ADMA newsletters, updates, trends, special offers, events, critical issues and more Job role*Agency Account Manager/ExecutiveAgency Account/Strategy DirectorCDOCEO / Managing DirectorClient Service / Sales ManagerClient Service/Sales DirectorCMO / CCO / Marketing DirectorCreative Director / HeadData Analyst / Scientist / EngineerDesigner/Copywriter/Creative ManagerEarly Career Data Analyst / Scientist / EngineerHead of Analytics / Analytics LeaderHead of Category/Customer Experience/InsightsHead of Marketing/BrandHead of ProductHR/Learning and Development ManagersIT Director/ManagerLegal/RegulatoryMarketing ConsultantMarketing Executive / CoordinatorMarketing Freelancer / ContractorProduct / Brand / Digital / Communication ManagerSenior Data Analyst / Scientist / EngineerSenior Marketing/Brand ManagerOther You may unsubscribe at any time using the link provided in the communication. View our Privacy Policy. Filter Resources Filter Courses Capability Capability Campaign Integration Compliance Customer Experience Marketing Technology Insights Learnings Brand Development Content Format Content Format Information sheet Member-only Press-release Article Blog Case Study Data Event Infographic Media Coverage Research Tool-kit Video Webinar Whitepaper Topics Topics CMO Crib Sheet CMO Spotlight Global Forum Global Forum 2023 Privacy series Resource Compliance Resources CEO Blog Compliance Regulatory Content Copywriting Creative Data Data-driven Marketing Digital Campaigns Leadership Social Media Thought Leadership Article 01st Dec 2021 15 min Trade promotions toolkit 2021 There are two types of Trade Promotions: Games of Skill and Games of Chance. Both forms of promotions are governed by the legal and regulatory requirements in each state and territory of Australia in which they are being conducted. Download this toolkit to find out what is involved in preparing to conduct a trade promotion. Article 17th Nov 2021 16 mins Explainer: What marketers need to know about the proposed privacy law changes CMO sat down with IAB Australia director of policy and regulatory affairs, Sara Waladan, and CEO, Gai Le Roy, as well as ADMA’s regulatory affairs chief, Sarla Fernando, to gather first impressions. 16th Nov 2021 6 mins September Regulatory Update In its response to the Final Report of Digital Privacy Inquiry, ADMA has argued against changes to Australia’s privacy laws that would make it harder to do business here. Article 16th Nov 2021 Online retail marketplace giants next in regulator’s line of fire The 2021 release of ‘The MFA Guide – EverythiAustralia’s broad ranging Digital Platforms Inquiry - which looks at Google and Facebook’s market power and led to the News Media Bargaining Code furore Article 16th Nov 2021 11 mins Regulating is escalating: what to know about the ACCC Digital Platform Services Inquiry as we end 2020 Australia’s competition regulator, the ACCC, has joined other regulators around the world to reign in Google and Facebook. Here is ADMA’s summary of the latest reports and research released by the ACCC Digital Platforms Inquiry. 16th Nov 2021 Consumer Attitudes to Privacy: What Australians really think Sydney 15 May 2018 - Australians are giving up their value personal data but not getting equal value in return in the ongoing battle of data exchange. Just 34% agree they get improved service in return for the personal data they give to companies. Load More
Article 01st Dec 2021 15 min Trade promotions toolkit 2021 There are two types of Trade Promotions: Games of Skill and Games of Chance. Both forms of promotions are governed by the legal and regulatory requirements in each state and territory of Australia in which they are being conducted. Download this toolkit to find out what is involved in preparing to conduct a trade promotion.
Article 17th Nov 2021 16 mins Explainer: What marketers need to know about the proposed privacy law changes CMO sat down with IAB Australia director of policy and regulatory affairs, Sara Waladan, and CEO, Gai Le Roy, as well as ADMA’s regulatory affairs chief, Sarla Fernando, to gather first impressions.
16th Nov 2021 6 mins September Regulatory Update In its response to the Final Report of Digital Privacy Inquiry, ADMA has argued against changes to Australia’s privacy laws that would make it harder to do business here.
Article 16th Nov 2021 Online retail marketplace giants next in regulator’s line of fire The 2021 release of ‘The MFA Guide – EverythiAustralia’s broad ranging Digital Platforms Inquiry - which looks at Google and Facebook’s market power and led to the News Media Bargaining Code furore
Article 16th Nov 2021 11 mins Regulating is escalating: what to know about the ACCC Digital Platform Services Inquiry as we end 2020 Australia’s competition regulator, the ACCC, has joined other regulators around the world to reign in Google and Facebook. Here is ADMA’s summary of the latest reports and research released by the ACCC Digital Platforms Inquiry.
16th Nov 2021 Consumer Attitudes to Privacy: What Australians really think Sydney 15 May 2018 - Australians are giving up their value personal data but not getting equal value in return in the ongoing battle of data exchange. Just 34% agree they get improved service in return for the personal data they give to companies.