Sentence examples for privacy amendment from inspiring English sources

This article argues that Australia's recently-passed data breach notification legislation, the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (Cth), and its coming into force in 2018, makes an internationally important, yet imperfect, contribution to data breach notification law.

Its influence can be seen in Australia's Privacy Amendment Act 2000 which was modeled on the European principles and in the personal-data Safe Harbor agreement (2000) between the EU and the United States.

Members of the Senate devoted much of Thursday to debating proposed privacy amendments to the bill, which renews a key provision of the FISA Amendments Act of 2008.

The committee claims they passed some privacy amendments, but we have no idea what since they did so in complete secrecy, and the announcement came after it had already passed.

A June 28 letter about our student privacy protection amendment said the amendment "could cause schools to discontinue agreements with publishers that promote literacy in the classroom".

The privacy and First Amendment cases for net neutrality are compelling.

They have called for a fundamental rethinking of how to apply Fourth Amendment privacy rights in the 21st century.

"We typically inform law enforcement that the request has the potential to violate privacy and First Amendment rights," Mr. Zapolsky said.

Where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, the Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures apply.

Justice Alito listed other "new devices that permit the monitoring of a person's movements" that fit uneasily with traditional Fourth Amendment privacy analysis.

He added: "It respects the Fourth Amendment privacy rights of Americans, and at the same time it ensures that law enforcement has the tools to target radical Islamic terrorists.