Australie | Publication | mai 2021
It is that time of the year again, where the mornings are getting cooler, and the wind starts to bring with it a frosty bite. As the winter chill sets in on Canberra, grab yourself a cup of coffee and warm up with the third edition of the Commonwealth Quarterly. In this edition Peter Mulligan, Holly McAdam and Mitchell Kelly provide a timely insight into software audits during periods of economic uncertainty. Michael Doyle provides the ins and outs of cybersecurity in the context of cloud computing. Veronica Seeto gives a practical guide on using information obtained during a procurement process. Katrina Monagle provides a Q&A on the December 2020 amendments to the CPRs, answering all your queries. Imogen Thompson and Peter Mulligan take a deep dive into automated decision making in the Government context. Resident contract law expert Jeff Goldberger gives us an update on drafting and enforcing releases. Evan Blount from our learning and development team gives some practical tips on how to delivery effective presentations.
If you have any questions or suggestions for next edition please let us know. Keep warm and stay safe!
Holly McAdam Katrina Monagle
Partner and Head of Office Senior Associate and Editor of The CQ
Canberra Canberra
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Peter Mulligan, Holly McAdam and Mitchell Kelly provide a timely insight into software audits during periods of global economic uncertainty.
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Michael Doyle provides the ins and outs of cybersecurity and cloud computing in the Commonwealth Government context.
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Veronica Seeto gives an overview of the considerations that you should take into account when contemplating if tendered material could be used in subsequent procurement processes.
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Katrina Monagle provides a Q&A on the December 2020 amendments to the CPRs, answering all your queries.
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Legal advisers are frequently called upon to document the terms of a settlement reached between disputing parties often after lengthy and complex negotiations. Jeffrey Goldberger gives an update on drafting and enforcing releases.
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Peter Mulligan and Imogen Thompson outline the issues arising in respect of Commonwealth decision-making by Artificial Intelligence (AI) commonly referred to as automated decision-making processes (ADMPs).
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In this edition, we focused on the Shanghai International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission’s (SHIAC) new arbitration rules, which take effect January 1, 2024.
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