APPENDIX 1
Submissions and additional information received by the committee
Submissions
1a Australian Law Reform Commission
2a National Australia Bank
8a Australian Institute of Credit Management
12a Australian Finance Conference
13a The Westpac Group
15a Australian Bankers' Association
17a Insurance Council of Australia
19a Telstra Corporation Ltd
29a Office of the Privacy Commissioner NSW
31b Law Council of Australia
33a Australian Privacy Foundation
36a Law Institute of Victoria
39a Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
46 Experian
47 Dun & Bradstreet Australia
48 Australasian Retail Credit Association
49 Consumer Credit Legal Service of Western Australia
(CCLSWA)
50 Tasmanian Collection Service
51 Energy and Water Ombudsman NSW (EWON)
52 National Relay Service
53 GE Capital Finance Australasia
54 Commercial Asset Finance Brokers Association
55 MasterCard
56 Communications Alliance
57 Confidential
58 Optus
59 Citigroup
60 Legal Aid Queensland
61 Insolvency Practitioners Association
62 Confidential
63 Consumer Action Law Centre
64 ANZ Bank
65 Veda Advantage
66 Consumer Credit Legal Centre (NSW)
67 Financial Counsellors Association of Queensland
(FCAQ)
68 Credit Ombudsman Service Limited
69 Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman
70 Consumer Credit Legal Centre
NSW, Consumer Action Law Centre, Financial Counselling Australia, Australian
Privacy Foundation, FCRC (Financial and Consumer Rights Council Inc.) and Care
Inc. - Consumer Law Centre of the ACT
71 Princeville Credit Advocates
72 Confidential
Additional information received
1 Department of the Prime
Minister and Cabinet: Background information on the Privacy Act 1988 reforms
2 Dr Normann Witzleb, Faculty
of Law, Monash University, 'Privacy: Exposure Draft of the new Australian Privacy
Principles – The first stage of reforms to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)', Australian
Business Law Review, 39 (2011)
3 Dun & Bradstreet: Roadmap
to Reform, October 2008
4 Dun & Bradstreet: Credit
Reporting Customer Payment Data, March 2009
5 Dun & Bradstreet: New
to Credit from Alternative Data, March 2009
6 Dun & Bradstreet: Financial
Inclusion Through Credit Reporting - Hurdles and Solutions, April 2010
7 Veda Advantage: Economic
Impacts of Payment Reporting Participation in Latin America, May 2007
8 Veda Advantage: The
Economic Consequences of Consumer Credit Information Sharing - Efficiency,
Inclusion, and Privacy, October 2010
9 Veda Advantage, Additional
Information, provided on 9 August 2011
10 Department of the Prime
Minister and Cabinet's response to proposals made by Veda Advantage, provided
on 5 September 2011
Answers to Questions on Notice
1 Australian Law Reform
Commission: Answers to Questions on Notice following the public hearing on 25
November 2010, dated 15 March 2011
2 Department of the Prime
Minister and Cabinet: Answers to Questions on Notice provided following the
public hearing on 25 November 2010
3 Australian Privacy
Commissioner, Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC): Answer
to a Question on Notice asked at the public hearing held on 16 May 2011,
provided on 28 June 2011
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