Australian Privacy Act

The Australian Privacy Act is a law that protects individuals' personal information. It governs how organizations can collect, use, and store data about people. The Act establishes principles for managing this information, ensuring it's kept secure and used fairly. Individuals have rights under the Act, including access to their data and the ability to request corrections. It affects businesses, government agencies, and health services, requiring them to be transparent and accountable in their handling of personal information. Overall, the Act aims to uphold privacy rights in an increasingly digital world.