In Conversation with Sean Morrison
- Where is the balance between freedom of information and the right to privacy?
- How are governments held accountable for what goes on behind the scenes?
- Can you regulate information flow in an increasingly online world?
Don't miss this unique eye-opening discussion with the Victorian Information Commissioner Sean Morrison in our upcoming In Conversation.
Discover the processes, challenges, and limitations of ensuring every Victorian’s right to know, and the vital safeguards that protect our privacy.
Our In Conversation series offers an inside perspective on critical issues and the chance to hear directly from the people who lead our justice system.
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Our speaker
Sean Morrison
Victorian Information Commissioner
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Sean Morrison was appointed as Victorian Information Commissioner in February 2024.
Sean has an extensive background working as the General Counsel at multiple Government departments, and most recently as Special Investigator at the Office of the Special Investigator.
Sean led the Government’s legal response to the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System and the Commonwealth’s Royal Commissions into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability, and Aged Care Quality and Safety.
Sean has also led major Victorian Government legislative reforms, including the Health Legislation Amendment (Information Sharing) Act 2023, which created the first information-sharing regime for the Victorian public health system, the Prevention of Family Violence Act 2018 and the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2014.
Sean has a keen interest in Freedom of Information reform and how new technologies intersect with privacy law, both very topical given the current information climate.