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‘GDPR Creep’ for Australian Businesses But Gap in Laws Widens
Australia’s privacy protections are not regarded as ‘adequate’ by the European Union, under the 1995 Directive, despite occasional misapprehensions that they are. There has been some strengthening of Australia’s Privacy Act 1988 in the decade since the EU last examined the question of the adequacy o
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