WGEA is required to maintain a Privacy Impact Assessment Register which records details of the Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) conducted by WGEA since the Code came into effect in July 2018.
This register was last updated on 10 October, 2024.
Note: A threshold assessment is a preliminary assessment made to determine a project’s potential privacy impacts and risk level (including whether it could be a ‘high privacy risk project’ requiring a PIA under the Code), and therefore require the completion of a PIA.
| PIA Title | Short description | PIA required | Completion date |
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| Proposed Collection of diversity and non-binary data | Proposed implementation of recommendations 6 and 7.2 from the review of the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 | Yes – PIA conducted due to potential collection of new personal information | 2024 |
| Compliance Reporting Privacy Impact Assessment | Workplace Gender Equality Agency’s Reporting Program via the New Reporting and Data Management Platform | Yes – high risk project under the Code due to changed ways of handling personal information | 2021 |
| Employer of Choice for Gender Equality citation Privacy Impact Assessment | Workplace Gender Equality Agency’s Employer of Choice for Gender Equality citation via the New Reporting and Data Management Platform | Yes – high risk project under the Code due to changed ways of handling personal information | 2021 |
| Voluntary Reporting Privacy Impact Assessment | Voluntary Reporting Organisations Reporting via the New Reporting and Data Management Platform | Yes – high risk project under the Code due to changed ways of handling personal information | 2021 |
| SALT Platform | Workplace Gender Equality Agency’s New Reporting and Data Management Platform | Yes – high risk project under the Code due to changed ways of handling personal information | 2021 |
Privacy impact assessment benefits
Conducting a PIA assists WGEA in ensuring compliance, by facilitating a privacy-by-design approach and identify better privacy practice. PIAs demonstrate WGEA’s commitment towards transparent privacy practices, accountable and building public trust and confidence in WGEA’s programs and policies.
Further enquiries
Contact our Privacy officers to:
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Ask about our Privacy Impact Assessments
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Ask about our Privacy Impact Assessments Register
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Ask about our compliance with the Australian Privacy Principles
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Ask about our compliance with the Australian Government Agencies Privacy Code
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Ask about our Privacy Policy
Please contact us via one of the methods below.
Postal Address: The Privacy Officer, GPO Box 4917, Sydney, NSW 2001
By Email: wgea-privacy@wgea.gov.au
By Phone: (02) 9432 7000