A statistics cheat sheet with an Australian focus
As a privacy professional, I’ve often encountered the claim that ‘young people don’t care about privacy’. For example, in May 2021 former Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, made this claim:
“The Facebook generation, the digital natives … look at the stuff people…
In 2021, Rules as Code (RaC) is truly hitting its stride. More and more governments are exploring the concept of machine-consumable legislation, regulation and policy, and looking at how to approach creating and delivering better, machine-consumable rules. …
As digital transformation continues to gain pace within governments and the legal industry, “what is Rules as Code?” is becoming an increasingly common question.
It’s also the wrong question.
Let’s step back a bit. In the Observatory of Public Sector Innovation’s 2020 report on RaC — Cracking the Code —…
This roundup was drafted with the input of many people, but in particular Meng Wong, Jason Morris, Scott McNaughton, Thomas Guillet, and Pia Andrews.
Well, it’s been an enormous year for pretty much everyone, and not necessarily for great reasons.
Here in Australia, 2020 kicked off with the entire country…
“Privacy must become integral to organizational priorities, project objectives, design processes, and planning operations. Privacy must be embedded into every standard, protocol and process that touches our lives.”
The former Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Ann Cavoukian, wrote these words in 1995. Privacy by Design…
This article was first published in The Mandarin on 20 August 2019.
‘Story is our only boat for sailing on the river of time’, writes Ursula le Guin in her pensive, lyrical story A Fisherman of the Inland Sea. That tale is about a man out of time, recounting the…
