"What's that? You're in serious breach of discrimination law? Looks like you also accessed a #myhealthrecord illegally, I guess you're going to prison too!"
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Many of these examples are similarly scaremongering. There may be serious concerns about
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Like this. Yes, someone could potentially do this. You could easily identify them, and they would face 2 years in prison as well as civil charges https://twitter.com/jehankanga/status/1018683349986971648?s=19 …
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Replying to @GidMK
So instead imagine being required to give access to your MHR to apply for an apartment.
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Replying to @dmeeze
1. Illegal 2. Could already happen with medical records
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Replying to @jehankanga @dmeeze
As per the 2012 MyHealthRecord act, it is a criminal offence to inappropriately gather data from a MyHealthRecord (including inappropriate access) punishable by some hefty criminal and civil penalties
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Replying to @GidMK @Asher_Wolf and
Not sure two years jail is "hefty" ! And how often do max sentences get imposed? Almost never. Penalties after the act are too late if the info already all over the community, etc! Need a system that stops dissemination, not slaps wrists afterwards!
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We supposedly have laws against dual citizens being in Parliament. Despite those laws being on the books there have been such people in Parliament. And how many actually faced the proscribed serious monetary penalties? None! Legal penalties are a joke in this case
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I would suggest that the "what about the legal penalties" argument in relation to
#MyHealthRecord is facile to say the least. We have speeding laws on the roads - how many offenders actually get caught, how many get prosecuted?1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
Australia's road safety laws and policies are among the best in the world. We have a low road toll with regards to the rest of the world/OECD
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