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How should government manage your information?

Thursday 04 November 2010

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) officially opened on 1 November 2010 and brings together the functions relating to freedom of information, privacy and information policy.

You are invited to comment on 10 draft principles on open public sector information in the OAIC's Issues Paper, Towards an Australian Government Information Policy.

Your comment will be accepted on the Issues Paper until 1 March 2011, so to find out more about the new OAIC, or to read the Issues Paper, visit the OAIC website.

For information on current public consultations, or to register for notifications of new consultations, visit the Business Consultation website.

This content is supplied to Flying Solo via business.gov.au, the Australian Government's principal website for business information and resources.

Small Business is Australia's fastest growing sector – this business community site was created for those running a small business of one to five people. Here the solo and micro business owner will find small business forums, a small business directory, free resources, help, tips and advice on: starting a small business; working smarter when working from home; effective small business marketing; small business networking; the solo psyche; staying balanced as a small business owner; small business technology advice and small business finance tips.