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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0664847

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $250,000.00
    Summary
    Teachers Reporting Child Sexual Abuse: Towards Evidence-based Reform of Law, Policy and Practice. Every year, thousands of Australian children are sexually abused. This causes lifelong psychological, social and economic cost to victims. It also undermines Australia's social fabric, and costs the nation hundreds of millions of dollars annually. Early intervention promotes enhanced health and life outcomes for abused children, and teachers are well-placed to contribute to early reporting of child .... Teachers Reporting Child Sexual Abuse: Towards Evidence-based Reform of Law, Policy and Practice. Every year, thousands of Australian children are sexually abused. This causes lifelong psychological, social and economic cost to victims. It also undermines Australia's social fabric, and costs the nation hundreds of millions of dollars annually. Early intervention promotes enhanced health and life outcomes for abused children, and teachers are well-placed to contribute to early reporting of child sexual abuse. This research promotes children's healthy start to life by being the first inquiry to identify the most effective legal and practical strategies for requiring and enabling teachers to accurately report child sexual abuse. It adds further economic and social benefit by finding ways to reduce inaccurate reports of child sexual abuse.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0773706

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $382,000.00
    Summary
    Technical and Legal Models for Virtual Info-Sharing Networks (VISN) for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP). This project has substantial national benefit because it will result in the design of a virtual information sharing network (VISN) that will better protect Australia's critical infrastructure. It will provide a comprehensive legal/technical analysis of the requirements/characteristics necessary for the development of a VISN. The development of a secure environment for a VISN will i .... Technical and Legal Models for Virtual Info-Sharing Networks (VISN) for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP). This project has substantial national benefit because it will result in the design of a virtual information sharing network (VISN) that will better protect Australia's critical infrastructure. It will provide a comprehensive legal/technical analysis of the requirements/characteristics necessary for the development of a VISN. The development of a secure environment for a VISN will improve industry trust and confidence in participating in the sharing of sensitive information; especially the disclosure of potential vulnerabilities or ascertained potential threats. The project will improve information dissemination speeds and assist post information disclosure controls.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0666521

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $169,692.00
    Summary
    The Use of Information and Cryptographic Technology to Restrict Competition. This project will deliver the following benefits: - Improve the understanding of how security technologies can be misapplied to restrict competition; - Development of an early warning mechanism to assist regulators in determining when anti-competitive behaviour is occurring thorough the use of security technologies; - provide assistance to the Australian Government, and thus the Australian economy, by developing an i .... The Use of Information and Cryptographic Technology to Restrict Competition. This project will deliver the following benefits: - Improve the understanding of how security technologies can be misapplied to restrict competition; - Development of an early warning mechanism to assist regulators in determining when anti-competitive behaviour is occurring thorough the use of security technologies; - provide assistance to the Australian Government, and thus the Australian economy, by developing an international framework that can be promoted to Australia's major trading partners to achieve a harmonisation of complimentary competitive regulation. - The provision of criteria for consideration by Australian industry in developing new products that may incorporate security technologies
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0987239

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $430,000.00
    Summary
    Legal and Ethical Preparedness for Pandemic Influenza. Over 40 million people in the world died in the 1918 Influenza pandemic. Any repetition could have devastating social and economic costs for Australia and the Region. Community confidence in quarantine or other restrictions in the medical management of pandemics depends on balancing protection of public health against the rights of citizens to go about their work and daily lives. By studying the adequacy of existing human pandemic influenz .... Legal and Ethical Preparedness for Pandemic Influenza. Over 40 million people in the world died in the 1918 Influenza pandemic. Any repetition could have devastating social and economic costs for Australia and the Region. Community confidence in quarantine or other restrictions in the medical management of pandemics depends on balancing protection of public health against the rights of citizens to go about their work and daily lives. By studying the adequacy of existing human pandemic influenza planning in Australia and the Asian region, this project will contribute to law reform and policy development needed to command community confidence in the ethical and public policy balances embodied in national pandemic plans, and the laws and practices which support them.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0879015

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $269,000.00
    Summary
    A new legal framework for identifying and reporting Australian data breaches. A data breach reporting mechanism will provide security and economic benefits for Australia. One aim of such a mechanism is to enable law enforcement agencies to discover identity crime threats arising from data breaches. Enhanced reporting will lead to more information sharing which will lead to enhanced detection. The reporting mechanism will be built with the needs to Australian business at its heart to encourage re .... A new legal framework for identifying and reporting Australian data breaches. A data breach reporting mechanism will provide security and economic benefits for Australia. One aim of such a mechanism is to enable law enforcement agencies to discover identity crime threats arising from data breaches. Enhanced reporting will lead to more information sharing which will lead to enhanced detection. The reporting mechanism will be built with the needs to Australian business at its heart to encourage reporting. In turn, this will enhance consumer confidence through enhanced governance regarding the handling of personal information. The research will cement Australia's reputation as an advanced technological jurisdiction that can incorporate the security requirements of technical development.
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