Digital ID Act 2024
45Individuals must expressly consent to disclosure of certain attributes of individuals to relying parties
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45 Individuals must expressly consent to disclosure of certain attributes of individuals to relying parties
When verifying the identity of an individual or authenticating a digital ID of, or information about, an individual to a relying party, an accredited entity must not disclose any of the following attributes of the individual to the relying party without the express consent of the individual: (a) the individual’s current name or former name; (b) the individual’s address; (c) the individual’s date of birth; (d) the individual’s phone number; (e) the individual’s email address; (f) an attribute of a kind prescribed by the Accreditation Rules.
Civil penalty: 1,500 penalty units.