Automated Decision-Making Assurance under IPP 10

Name: Automated Decision-Making Assurance under IPP 10
Start: 2026-11-26T09:00:00+0800
End: 2026-11-26T12:30:00+0800
Location: The Platform, 256 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth WA

Thu, 26 Nov, 9am - 12:30pm AWST

The Platform, 256 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth WA

Bentley WA, Australia

Western Australian AI Hub

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Description

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

What you will do:

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:

Step-free venue near public transport. Tell us about requirements when you book.

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; lunch break at a nearby precinct (not catered) tell us about access requirements when you book.

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Refund policy

Refund and Cancellation Policy Participant cancellation windows 14 or more calendar days before the scheduled session: Transfer to another available WA AI Hub session or course credit, less any non-recoverable third-party platform fee. Refunds may be offered less an administration fee at WA AI Hub’s discretion. 7-13 calendar days before the scheduled session: Transfer or credit only, subject to availability. No cash refund for change-of-mind cancellation. Less than 7 calendar days before the scheduled session: No refund, no credit and no transfer for change-of-mind cancellation. WA AI Hub may consider exceptional circumstances at its discretion. No-show or partial attendance: No refund, no credit and no transfer, except where required by Australian Consumer Law. Substitutions Participant substitutions are allowed up to 24 hours before the session if the substitute meets eligibility requirements and WA AI Hub receives the updated attendee details in writing. Organiser cancellation, rescheduling or major change If WA AI Hub cancels a session, cannot deliver the session, or makes a major change to the time, delivery mode or core advertised content, participants will be offered a reasonable remedy such as transfer, credit or refund, consistent with Australian Consumer Law. Australian Consumer Law statement Our services come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. If a service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, participants may be entitled to a remedy depending on the circumstances. This policy does not limit those rights. Platform fees Ticketing platform fees and payment processing fees may be non-refundable where those fees are charged and retained by the platform, except where law or the relevant platform rules require otherwise. How to request a cancellation, transfer or remedy Email Junita junita@wahub.ai (08) 6156 4865 with the participant name, session title, booking reference, requested outcome and reason for the request. Recommended acceptance wording By registering, participants acknowledge the refund and cancellation policy and understand that statutory rights under Australian Consumer Law continue to apply.

Hostinformation

Western Australian AI Hub

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Western Australian AI Hub is the state’s accelerator for sovereign artificial intelligence capability. Born from the grassroots energy and collaborative spirit of the Perth AI Innovators community founded by Josh (Adi Tedjasaputra) and Eunice Sari in early 2024, the Hub represents the next stage of our journey: a dedicated, community-led organisation focused on turning Western Australia’s strengths in data and innovation into world-leading AI solutions that matter.

Vision:

To establish Western Australia as a globally recognised leader in the application of responsible and innovative AI, driving economic diversification, industrial productivity, and social progress for all Western Australians.

Mission:

The WA AI Hub connect industry, government, academia, and the startup community to accelerate the adoption of AI in key economic sectors, foster world-class talent, and champion the development of safe, ethical, and inclusive AI solutions.

We aim to support our state reaping the economic benefits of its unique datasets and community strengths while fostering sustainable innovation that serves current and future generations.

What We Do:

Our strategic programs address critical challenges and build long-term sovereign capability in areas where WA has a global edge:

AI in Education: Building an AI-literate workforce through digital literacy pathways and research excellence.
AI for Core Industries: Deploying responsible AI in mining, minerals, and energy to enhance safety, sustainability, and productivity.
AI for a Sustainable Future: Driving “Green AI” powered by renewable energy and sovereign data.
Ecosystem & Leadership Activation: Scaling proven programs to equip leaders and practitioners with the skills to thrive in the AI revolution.

Who Should Join:

Our group is open to anyone interested in AI, regardless of their level of expertise. Whether you're a seasoned developer, a student, a researcher, or just an AI enthusiast, you're welcome to join us.

Why Join Us:

By joining the Western Australian AI Hub, you’ll be part of a state-wide movement to shape the future of responsible and innovative AI. You’ll have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, researchers, and innovators, contribute to building sovereign AI capability, and play a role in driving economic diversification, industrial productivity, and social progress for all Western Australians.

Activities:

AI Consulting Services: Provide businesses with expertise on integrating AI as teammates or subordinates, focusing on transparency, trust, and complementary strengths (e.g., combining AI's data processing with human creativity). Example: Helping a logistics firm optimise routes with AI while ensuring drivers retain control and contextual decision-making.
AI Workshops and Training Programs: Educate individuals and organisations on skills for the AI era, including AI literacy, prompt engineering, and emotional intelligence for hybrid teams. Incorporate insights on trust imperatives (transparency, reliability, user control) to build effective collaboration.
AI Research and Development (R&D): Conduct research on human-AI teaming and symbiosis, developing tools like explainable AI systems that improve decision accuracy and trust calibration. Publish findings to establish thought leadership and contribute to the global AI community.
AI Community Events: Host meetups, hackathons, and conferences to connect AI enthusiasts, developers, and professionals, fostering collaboration and innovation. Focus on psychological safety, encouraging participants to question AI outputs and share feedback.