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Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth) overview
Online gaming operators in Australia must abide by the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth). Learn more about the rules and regulations, and the consequences when they are not followed.
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Standard form IT procurement contracts – legal issues
Do you know what to look for in an IT procurement agreement? Learn more about the Queensland government QITC framework and key areas to consider when drafting or negotiating an agreement to protect your company’s commercial value.
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OAIC Notifiable Data Breaches report – July 2020
The OAIC’s Notifiable Data Breaches Report reveals 518 data breaches reported by eligible entities in the first half of 2020. Learn more about the types of personal information involved, the highest reporting sector, and the key takeaways from the report to protect your data.
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Telco reseller agreements – legal issues
Commonwealth supported place (CSP)s must consider legal implications, including liability, data security protocols, and applicable laws when entering into a reseller agreement with a network service provider. Learn more about the obligations and requirements.
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Website blocking orders – what has to be proven?
This article provides an overview of the requirements for companies wishing to offer equity-based crowd-sourced funding in Australia. It covers the types of companies eligible, the type of securities allowed, and the issuer cap.
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Dark fibre contracts for telecommunications providers
This article explains the complexities and benefits of dark fibre access, outlining key elements to consider for telecoms service agreements between providers and business end users. It covers supplier’s service levels, liability and security provisions.
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What does a network access agreement cover?
Network access agreements are complex legal documents. This article outlines key areas to consider, such as routing, fault and interruption, acceptance testing, suspension, pass through costs, and indemnity.
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Advertising guide for carriage service providers released
Carriage Service Providers must follow the Telecommunications Consumer Protections Code 2019 when advertising their offers to consumers. Learn the key elements to include, the advertising medium, and the use of disclaimers to avoid financial and reputational risks. Read this article to find out more.
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Standard form telecom services agreements
Carriage service providers must comply with a range of legal requirements to protect their customers and their business. Learn what these are and how to ensure your company meets them in this informative article.
