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Protect check-in data call

Protect check-in data call

Sue Bailey | Mercury Newspaper | July 4, 2021 Watch on police powers THERE’S growing concern that the Check In Tas App may be used by police to access data for investigations. The Australian Lawyers Alliance and independent Nelson MLC Meg Webb want a guarantee that...

Question – Check-in TAS app

Question – Check-in TAS app

Questions asked by the Hon Meg WEBB MLC on 17 June 2021. Answered by the Minister for Health, Hon Jeremy Rockcliff MP on 29 June 2021. With regard to the COVID-19 Check in TAS App, will the Government detail:QUESTION (1) Whether the Tasmania Police or any other agency...

Check in TAS app soon to be only contact tracing system in Tasmania

Check in TAS app soon to be only contact tracing system in Tasmania

Matt Maloney | Advocate Newspaper | March 19, 2021  The Check in TAS app will be the only system used for collecting contact tracing information in Tasmania from May 1.To date, the app has been used by visitors to businesses as well as paper-based records.Small...

Question – Check-in TAS app

Check in TAS app to become mandatory for all businesses

David Killick | Mercury Newspaper | March 19, 2021  THE use of the government’s Check in TAS app will be mandatory for business premises in Tasmania from May 1.The app will replace a mix of third-party apps, paper sign-in forms and will help address privacy concerns...

A return to pre-COVID normal isn’t enough

A return to pre-COVID normal isn’t enough

Opinion | Kingborough Chronicle | February 16, 2021  As we start this new year of 2021, many of us have a sense that life has mostly returned to normal.The kids have returned to school, our borders are mostly open to the rest of the country, there’s plenty of toilet...

Check in TAS app soon to be only contact tracing system in Tasmania

Private contact tracing information used for promotional purposes

Isabel Bird | Examiner & Advocate Newspaper | October 29, 2020  Independent MP says private contact tracing information used for promotional purpose by hospitality businessThe collection of personal data by private businesses for coronavirus contact tracing is...

Privacy Concerns for Patron Contact Information

Privacy Concerns for Patron Contact Information

Ellen Coulter | ABC News | October 28, 2020  Hon Meg Webb MLC, Independent Member for Nelson raises serious concerns about the retention and misuse of contact tracing information as Tasmanian borders reopen on ABC News Hobart.    

While pokies were closed
due to COVID-19
Tasmanians saved

Poker machines were closed in Tasmania on March 23, 2020
and reopened on June 26, 2020.
In 2018-19 Tasmanians lost $171,603,745 to poker machines

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