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Speech-in-Reply: Tasmanian State Budget 2020

Speech-in-Reply: Tasmanian State Budget 2020

Mr President, our state, our country and indeed our globe have faced an extraordinary year and this Budget is being delivered in circumstances unique in living memory.  I recognise the challenge faced by our state Government in terms of the health, social and economic...

Human Rights Act Review Submission – TLRI Review

Human Rights Act Review Submission – TLRI Review

I welcome the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute's review of the 2007 inquiry into the need for a Tasmanian Charter of Human Rights. In the absence of a human rights legislative framework, the limited alternative governance policy development and testing forums such as...

Private contact tracing information used for promotional purposes

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.    

Personal contact details being misused

Personal contact details being misused

Sean McComish | 7 News | October 28, 2020  Meg Webb, Independent Member for Nelson says personal details collected for contact tracing is being misused.   

Misuse worry over people’s contact details

Misuse worry over people’s contact details

James Kitto | Mercury Newspaper | October 28, 2020  QUESTIONS have been asked of the state government about how Tasmanians’ personal information is being protected from businesses gathering COVID contact tracing data.It comes as independent MLC Meg Webb said she was...

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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