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Privacy risks can be mitigated when adopting new technologies by applying the core privacy principles for collecting, storing, securing, using, sharing and deleting personal information. Privacy Impact Assessments can help agencies understand the risks and how to mitigate them. Learn more about your agency’s privacy obligations in NSW at www.ipc.nsw.gov.au

The NSW Privacy Commissioner welcomes you to Privacy Awareness Week NSW 2024. Privacy Awareness Week is an international campaign that highlights the importance of privacy and raises awareness for public sector agencies about how to protect the personal information of the people we serve. More information: www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/PAW2024

Learn more about informal release of information by completing the IPC’s Training Webinar on Informal Release of Information. This Training Webinar has been released as part of Right to Know Week NSW 2023 and has been developed for NSW agencies to learn about effective and efficient informal release of government information that better serves agencies and citizens alike.

The NSW Information Commissioner welcomes you to Right to Know Week NSW 2023. 28 September marks International Access to Information Day, which recognises citizen rights around the world to access government information. In recognition of this day, NSW celebrates Right to Know (RTK) Week, educating public sector agencies and citizens on the GIPA Act and raising awareness about citizens' rights ...

The Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC) has released a webinar on the Introduction to the Mandatory Notification of Data Breach Scheme - Ensuring your agency is prepared. The webinar focuses on assisting local NSW councils, universities and NSW public sector agencies, to prepare for the upcoming Mandatory Notification of Data Breach (MNDB) Scheme and covers the types of systems, policies...

The IPC Information Governance Self-assessment Tools enable agencies to conduct an assessment of their systems and policies that ensure their compliance with privacy and information access requirements. The Self-assessment Tools were first published in 2019 and reviewed in 2023. The revised Tools build upon the previous version and now feature three components that work together to assess, trac...

As part of Privacy Awareness Week NSW 2023, the Information and Privacy Commission (IPC) has released a webinar on Privacy, Data and Digital Technology. Key themes discussed in the webinar include the 2023 theme Back to Basics: Privacy foundations in NSW and the upcoming Mandatory Notification of Data Breach (MNDB) Scheme. The NSW Privacy Commissioner, Samantha Gavel, along with guest speakers,...

The NSW Privacy Commissioner welcomes you to Privacy Awareness Week NSW 2023. Privacy Awareness Week is an international campaign that highlights the importance of privacy and raises awareness for public sector agencies about how to protect the personal information of the people we serve. More information: www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/PAW2023

Increasingly, government information is held digitally, and this information and other data is used to make important decisions about services and policies. These decisions can also be made using technology including AI. e-Governance requires governments to tell citizens what information they have and how decisions are made, including decisions that are informed by AI. Learn more on the Informa...

Modern democratic governments allow citizens to participate in decision-making and they must be accountable. By harnessing technology, governments can be more participatory and more accountable. In this way, e-Government can evolve into e-Governance. Learn more on the Information and Privacy Commission NSW website: www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/information-access/citizens

The NSW Information Commissioner welcomes you to Right to Know Week NSW 2022. 28 September marks International Access to Information Day, which recognises citizen rights around the world to access government information. In recognition of this day, NSW celebrates Right to Know (RTK) Week, educating public sector agencies and citizens on the GIPA Act and raising awareness about citizens' rights ...

The 12 Information Protection Principles (IPPs) are your key to the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (PPIP Act) These are legal obligations which NSW public sector agencies, statutory bodies, universities and local councils must abide by when they collect, store, use or disclose personal information. Learn more about the 12 IPPs on the Information and Privacy Commission NSW ...

The 15 Health Privacy Principles (HPPs) are the key to the Health Records and Information Privacy Act 2002 (HRIP Act). These are legal obligations which NSW public sector agencies and private sector organisations must abide by when they collect, hold, use and disclose a person’s health information. Learn more on the Information and Privacy Commission NSW website: www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/health-priva...

The NSW Privacy Commissioner welcomes you to Privacy Awareness Week NSW 2022. Privacy Awareness Week is an international campaign that highlights the importance of privacy and raises awareness for public sector agencies about how to protect the personal information of the people we serve. More information: www.ipc.nsw.gov.au/PAW2022

Information Commissioner Elizabeth Tydd at The Global Disability Summit, UNESCO 16th February 2022

IPC Right to Know Week NSW 2021 launch event: Open Government - Transparency and Accountability

Open Government | NSW Information Commissioner, Elizabeth Tydd

Animation - Guidance on Publishing Disclosure of Interest Returns by Councils

Animation - Ways to access government information in NSW | Information and Privacy Commission NSW

Animation - Accessing government information in Australia

IPC Privacy Awareness Week 2018 - Privacy in the Digital Age (Q&A)

IPC Privacy Awareness Week 2018 - Privacy in the Digital Age (Panel)

IPC Privacy Awareness Week 2018 - Privacy in the Digital Age event (Introduction)

IPC Privacy Commissioner - General video

IPC Privacy Week 2018

The GIPA Act and Open Data Videographic

"Switch on Open Government in NSW" Information Commissioner, Elizabeth Tydd (RTK 2015 )

Mike Pratt RTK15

Information Commissioner - Right to Know 2015