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| | ... Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU). In a statement, Cbus chief executive David Atkin said that Cbus' privacy policy "clearly identifies to fund members and employers that members' personal information may be released to sponsoring ... |
| | | ... was paid to one senior executive employee albeit who that was has not been disclosed due to Public Service Commission privacy provisions. Former department head and chief of staff to former Prime Minister Paul Keating, long-time critic of public sector ... |
| | | ... campaign to "squash" the company. The employees in question were members of Cbus but not of the CFMEU. Referring to its Privacy Policy and Personal Information Collection Statement, Cbus stated: "The policy does provide for disclosure of some personal ... |
| | | ... option for wealthy families. "The advantages of the structure, including direct oversight, customisation of services and privacy, cannot be matched by any other entity," she said. "However, many large financial service institutions are devoting significant ... |
| | | ... transactions. "As a global technology player we deal with every flavour of regulator and interact with wide varieties of privacy laws," he said. Technology providers need to accept that the technology itself isn't the point but how effectively it can ... |
| | | ... Australian companies with global ambitions across healthcare, education, mobile, media, cloud computing and data, security and privacy, machine learning, sensors and robotics, and food security. The first OneVentures Innovation Fund, formed as an early ... |
| | | Advisers have until March 12, 2014, to ensure their privacy compliance measures meet new privacy principles. The new Australian Privacy Principles require personal information to be handled in an open and transparent way, which means that financial ... |
| | | ... CBA also suggested that ASIC should be the sole custodian and administrator of such a passport scheme "to protect the privacy of financial planners." The submission acknowledged that "there is a risk that financial planners who do not adhere to appropriate ... |
| | | ... Levitt claimed that photographic surveillance without a warrant is a legal offence and he also referred to the National Privacy Principles set out in the Privacy Act, 1988, which restricts the collection and treatment of personal information. "Given ... |
| | | ... Security. The attack scenario was modeled as a system wide attack to steal money through fraudulent trades rather than a privacy breach or an attack to crash the financial system. Its parameters (referred to in the report as 'attack vectors') were creation ... |
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