Sentence examples for protect disclosure from inspiring English sources

Laws to protect disclosure should turn not on the status of an individual but on the value of the disclosure.

The privacy of the participants is regulated by ethic review boards designed to protect disclosure to non-approved personnel - not to withstand a CSP attack.

"It was a straightforward protected disclosure case," said Bailey.

However, Unison said that while it can advise its members on whistleblowing, it is not able to accept a legally protected disclosure under the current law.

Under the 1996 Employment Rights Act, workers are entitled "not to be subjected to any detriment by any act, or any deliberate failure to act, by his employer done on the ground that the worker has made a [whistleblowing] protected disclosure".

What amounts to a protected disclosure includes: if someone's health and safety is in danger; damage to the environment; a criminal offence by an employer; if a company is failing to honour is legal obligations eg required insurance for its business; the covering up of a wrongdoing.

The whistleblower protection scheme introduced in 2013 under the previous Labor government provides limited protections for disclosures to the world at large, and favours protected disclosures internally or to oversight agencies instead.

I issued a memorandum on November 7 reaffirming the protections that are afforded whistle-blowers, in which I indicated I will not tolerate reprisals or intimidation by any bureau employee against those who make protected disclosures.

We intend to protect from disclosure all legitimate and lawful journalistic sources in accordance with the law.

The rules also protect from disclosure a lawyer's written impressions, conclusions, opinions and research, known as work-product privilege.

It is a matter of concern that whistle blower legislation is not adequate to protect the disclosure.