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ARTICLE · 31 MAY 2020

Contact tracing Apps in Australia

Principal regulatory & policy issues applicable to contact tracing across a range of key jurisdictions in real time.

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Ben Allen (Formerly With Norton Rose Fulbright Australia)
Ben Allen (Formerly With Norton Rose Fulbright Australia)
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Contact tracing apps in Australia

A new world for data privacy

The COVID-19 pandemic has seen governments across the world restricting civil liberties and movement to new levels. To aid the safe lifting of current public health restrictions, new technologies are being developed – contact tracing apps – and rolled out to automate labour intensive tasks critical to containing the spread of the virus. Our contact tracing survey summarises the principal regulatory and policy issues applicable to contact tracing across a range of key jurisdictions in real time.

Is technology being used by the government to monitor and control the spread of COVID-19 (e.g. contact tracing app, CCTV, cell phone location data, credit-card history)?

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