Automated Decision-Making Assurance under IPP 10
About this Event
When an automated system helps decide something significant about a person, WA law now has expectations, and they are specific.
IPP 10 of the Privacy and Responsible Information Sharing Act 2024 (WA) applies to WA public sector entities and their contracted service providers, with obligations that commenced 1 July 2026 for personal information collected on or after that date. Federal automated-decision transparency obligations under the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 (Cth) commence 10 December 2026. This half-day turns those duties into an assessment you can actually run.
Who this is for. WA public sector entities and contracted service providers using or planning automated decision-making with personal information. Capacity is 20.
What you will do.
Four 45-minute modules:
- IPP 10: Who It Binds and From When: Scope, commencement and the practical boundary between assistance and automated decision-making.
- Assessing an Automated Decision System: Apply a structured assessment checklist to a realistic fictional system.
- Explanation, Notification and Human Intervention: Design the plain-English explanation, the notification and the human-intervention pathway the duties anticipate.
- Your ADM Assurance Checklist: Leave with a dated checklist for your own systems.
What you will leave with. An ADM system assessment checklist, an explanation/notification/human-intervention design, and a dated ADM assurance checklist.
Prerequisites and exclusions. PRIS-101 recommended. General information only, not legal advice, and not an assessment of your live systems. Fictional case material throughout.
Your facilitator: Dr Eunice Sari.
Dr Eunice Sari is Co-Founder and Management Committee Member of WA AI Hub and a humanity-centred AI and inclusive design leader with more than 25 years' experience. She co-created WA AI Hub's Responsible AI Governance Sprint and AI for Me programs, and is CEO and Co-Founder of UX Indonesia, Co-Founder of Customer Experience Insight Pty Ltd, a Google Mentor, a Google Certified Design Sprint Master, Adjunct Professor at UNSW and an Honorary University Fellow at Charles Darwin University.
Accessibility. Step-free venue near public transport. Tell us about requirements when you book.
Your next step after this session. Organisations needing documented assurance evidence continue to the AI Compliance Review and Assurance Pack (SVC-402); diarise an annual re-assessment review.
What this is and is not. This is a non-accredited professional development session. It does not lead to a nationally recognised qualification, and it is not a certification, audit opinion or conformity assessment. Participants receive a certificate of participation.
Framework references. Session content is mapped to the six essential practices in the National AI Centre's Guidance for AI Adoption (published 21 October 2025, which updated and replaced the 2024 Voluntary AI Safety Standard), Australia's 8 AI Ethics Principles (2019) and ISO/IEC 42001:2023. Tool names are used as examples only and do not indicate any partnership or endorsement.
General information only. Regulatory content is general information current at the date shown and is not legal advice. Obligations differ by entity type. Western Australian public sector entities and their contracted service providers should obtain their own advice on the Privacy and Responsible Information Sharing Act 2024 (WA).
Outcomes. Participants draft the listed artefacts during the session and complete them using the take-home workbook. Results depend on your own data, systems and follow-through; no financial or productivity outcome is guaranteed.
Grants. Session outputs are documented so they can be reused as supporting evidence in funding applications. WA AI Hub does not provide grant-writing services and makes no representation about eligibility, open rounds or outcomes. Grant rounds and eligible expenditure change; check the current guidelines.
Refund, Cancellation and Transfer Policy
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(b) a transfer to a later event of your choice.
We do not deduct any fee from these refunds. Minor changes, such as a substitute presenter, a running-order change, or a different room at the same venue, do not entitle you to a refund under this clause. If you think a change is material, email and we will decide within 5 business days. We will give reasons if we decline, and your legal rights are unaffected.
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Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
AUD 420.48
