The ACCC will advise the The OAIC will advise the The Data Standards Body will Treasurer which sectors should Treasurer on the privacy set technical standards relating be designated. impacts of designating a sector. to transmission of data, data format and security of data. The ACCC will have rule-making The OAIC will advise the ACCC responsibilities setting out the on privacy impacts of proposed These standards may be required functionality of the rules. tailored to the designated right in each sector. In setting sector. rules, the ACCC will consult The OAIC will be involved in with the OAIC, the public, and standards setting to ensure The standards will be formed in sector specific regulators. standards meet privacy consultation with working protections. groups. The ACCC will set accreditation criteria and processes for data The OAIC will have primary This function will be performed recipients, and manage the responsibility for complaint by Data61 for three years, accreditation register. handling. The OAIC will be the during which there will be a first port of call for consumer review of the arrangement. The ACCC will certify technical complaints. Data Standards as meeting the requirements for the right. They will handle complaints from individuals and small to The ACCC will take medium sized enterprises or enforcement action in relation direct them as applicable to the to serious or systemic breaches relevant external dispute of the Consumer Data Right in resolution body, ACCC or other line with its enforcement regulator. policy. The Treasurer has overarching responsibility for the design and implementation of the overall Consumer Data Right framework. Once the Consumer Data Right is established, the Treasurer will have a direct role in designating new sectors, consenting to ACCC made rules and appointing the Chair of the Data Standards Body. The Treasurer will work in conjunction with the Attorney-General where the right may impact privacy policy. The Treasurer will consult with those Ministers who have portfolio responsibility for relevant sectors when carrying out the sector designation function or where rules may have significant policy impacts on a given sector. Sectoral assessments Sectoral assessment and designation
The ACCC will advise the Treasurer which sectors should be designated. The ACCC will have rule-making responsibilities setting out the required functionality of the right in each sector. In setting rules, the ACCC will consult with the OAIC, the public, and sector specific regulators. The ACCC will set accreditation criteria and processes for data recipients, and manage the accreditation register. The ACCC will certify technical Data Standards as meeting the requirements for the right. The ACCC will take enforcement action in relation to serious or systemic breaches of the Consumer Data Right in line with its enforcement policy. The OAIC will advise the Treasurer on the privacy impacts of designating a sector. The OAIC will advise the ACCC on privacy impacts of proposed rules. The OAIC will be involved in standards setting to ensure standards meet privacy protections. The OAIC will have primary responsibility for complaint handling. The OAIC will be the first port of call for consumer complaints. They will handle complaints from individuals and small to medium sized enterprises or direct them as applicable to the relevant external dispute resolution body, ACCC or other regulator. The Data Standards Body will set technical standards relating to transmission of data, data format and security of data. These standards may be tailored to the designated sector. The standards will be formed in consultation with working groups. This function will be performed by Data61 for three years, during which there will be a review of the arrangement. The Treasurer has overarching responsibility for the design and implementation of the overall Consumer Data Right framework. Once the Consumer Data Right is established, the Treasurer will have a direct role in designating new sectors, consenting to ACCC made rules and appointing the Chair of the Data Standards Body. The Treasurer will work in conjunction with the Attorney-General where the right may impact privacy policy. The Treasurer will consult with those Ministers who have portfolio responsibility for relevant sectors when carrying out the sector designation function or where rules may have significant policy impacts on a given sector. Sectoral assessments Sectoral assessment and designation
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