Impact of Latest OAIC Data Breach Report on Victorian agencies and councils
Key statistics identified in the latest Report, and key takeaways for Victorian government agencies and councils.
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We know that the renewable energy transition plan, first class transport infrastructure, accelerated housing growth, and health and education services are key to supporting the fastest population growth in Australia.
We also recognise that the right advisers can make a difference in delivering on those priorities. Our deep and long standing history of advising the Victorian Government on the full range of issues impacting it, from high-level strategic policy advice, litigation and public inquiries, legislation development, the delivery of major infrastructure projects through to the vital procurement of technology and the day-to-day business of Government that keeps Victoria growing means that we are well equipped to play that role.
Maddocks advise more than 125 Victorian Government Departments and agencies and more than half of our people have worked in the Victorian Government themselves.
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Key statistics identified in the latest Report, and key takeaways for Victorian government agencies and councils.
From 31 March 2024, amendments to the Victorian workers’ compensation scheme took effect
We list the key factors cited by the Expert Panel as the basis for the proposed reform in Victoria.
We are proud to launch the next edition of our equitable briefing publication, Lifting the Bar.
This year Privacy Awareness Week (PAW) will run from 16 – 22 June 2025.
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We work with clients at all tiers of government who need strategic and operational administrative legal advice and guidance.
We regularly act for government clients who require others to comply with a full range of enforcement-related matters.
Maddocks have a long history of advising government departments, statutory authorities, ministers, and agencies on the full spectrum of property-related matters, helping them navigate complex legal frameworks and deliver on their mandates.
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We can assist by understanding the intersection of your business needs, the commercial influences and regulatory environment for your project.
Native title, Aboriginal land rights and cultural heritage is a complex, evolving and sensitive area of law which has a deep and meaningful impact on the communities involved.
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We offer top line strategic advice and policy drafting support to help improve business privacy practices.
We offer clients the guidance they need to remain transparent and compliant on their projects and programs.
We advise clients in all sectors on their procurement and contracting matters.
We offer advice and legal services to all levels of government, water companies and agencies and to clients in the private sector.