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Tue. 23 - Thu. 25 September 2003:
E-Commerce / Data Protection in Ireland
The Irish Law Site is the official website for this
event
Venue: Gresham Hotel, Upper O'Connell Street, Dublin.
Organised by: IIR Conferences
Further information: IIR Ltd., 6th Floor, 29 Bressenden
Place, London SW1E 5DR, England.
Call +44 (0) 20 7915 5055 or book on-line to register.
Quote VIP reference: IrishLaw
E-mail: registration@iir-conferences.com
Details at: www.iir-conferences.com/a.cfm?id=4675
Cost:
Early Bird Price - Register before 11th July 2003
Three day price (includes €600 discount) = €2097
Two Day Price (includes €300 discount) = €1498
One Day Price (includes €100 discount) = €899
Register after 11th July 2003
Three day price (includes €300 discount) = €2697
Two Day Price (includes €100 discount) = €1898
One Day Price = €999
€75 discount for members Law Society of Ireland
€75 discount for members ICAI (Legal)
Day One - Tuesday 23 September 2003 - E-Commerce
Conference
For further details of the presentation content download
the event brochure at www.iir-conferences.com/a.cfm?id=4675
08.30 Registration & Coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome and Introduction
Don McAleese, Partner & Head of Information
Technology Law Group, Matheson Ormsby Prentice
09.10 The Electronic Commerce Act 2000
Niall O Donnchú, Communications Development Division,
Department of Communications Marine and Natural Resources
09.30 The New European Communities (Directive 2000/31/EC)
Regulations 2003
Feargal McKnight, Partner, Reddy Charlton Mcknight
10.15 Coffee break
10.35 Taxation of Electronic Commerce
Clare Robson Principal, VAT Policy and Legislation
Branch, Revenue Commissioners
11.20 Electronic Commerce: Opportunities & Risks -
Some Practical Issues
Victor Timon
Consultant - Technology Group, William Fry
12.05 Lunch
13.20 Legal & Contractual Obligations – Setting up
a Suitable Model for Your Business
Don McAleese, Partner & Head of Information
Technology Law group, Matheson Ormsby Prentice
14.05 Encryption & Digital Signatures
Jack Nagle, Director – Professional Services, Baltimore
Technologies
14.50 Coffee break
15.10 Understanding Distance Selling Regulations in
Practice
William Earley, Partner & Head of Information
Technology and E-Commerce Group, McCann Fitzgerald
15.55 European and Global E-Commerce Issues
Liam Kennedy, Partner, Techlaw Unit, A & L Goodbody
16.40 Panel Discussion – E-Commerce Issues for the
Future
This final session will offer you the chance to address
any particular concerns and questions you have regarding
current and upcoming legislation
Niall O Donnchú, Communications Development Division,
Department of Communications Marine and Natural Resources
17.15 End of E-Commerce conference
Day Two - Wednesday 24 September 2003 - Data
Protection Conference
For further details of the presentation content download
the event brochure at www.iir-conferences.com/a.cfm?id=4675
08.30 Registration & coffee
09.00 Chairman’s Welcome and Introduction
Professor Robert Clark
University College Dublin
Consultant, Arthur Cox
09.10 Data Protection Law in Ireland
Joe Meade, Data Protection Commissioner
10.00 The transfer of personal information out of the EEA
– Implementing the New Regulations
Carol Leland, Solicitor, A&L Goodbody
10.45 Coffee break
11.00 New security requirements
Don McAleese, Partner & Head of Information
Technology Unit, Matheson Ormsby Prentice
Bob Semple, Partner – Global Risk Management Solutions,
PricewaterhouseCoopers
11.45 New Regulations for Data Controllers
Professor Robert Clark
University College Dublin
Consultant, Arthur Cox
12.30 Lunch
13.30 AIB Group ROI’s Approach to the Implementation of
the 95 EU Directive (transposed into Irish law by way of an
Amendment in April 2003)
Geraldine Lawlor Data Protection Unit AIB
14.15 Data Protection & E-Commerce
Deirdre Ní Fhloinn, Senior Associate, Reddy Charlton
McKnight
15.00 Coffee break
15.15 How to Deal with Manual Data
Paul Lavery, Partner, McCann Fitzgerald
15.45 Is your organisation ready to respond to the Act? A
Checklist for Your Company
David Cullen, Partner, William Fry
16.30 The Freedom of Information Act
Speaker tbc, Freedom of Information Central Policy Unit,
Department of Finance
17.00 Discussion Panel on the Data Protection Act
This last session of the day will be set aside for you to
ask any specific questions you have pertaining the Data
Protection Act and its implications. A number of the
speakers from the day will be available along with Seamus
Carroll from the Department of Justice, Equality and Law
Reform.
Seamus Carroll, Civil Law Reform Division, Department of
Justice, Equality & Law Reform
17.30 End of Data Protection conference
Day Three - Thursday 25 September 2003 - Data
Protection Workshop
For further details of the workshop content download the
event brochure at www.iir-conferences.com/a.cfm?id=4675
Integrating the New Data Protection Requirements into
First-class Business Practice
Thursday 25th September 2003
Led by Don McAleese, Partner & Head of Information
Technology Law Group, Matheson Ormsby Prentice
This intensive one-day mastercourse is designed to
provide you with everything you need from a practical and
operational point of view to implement the new Data
Protection Act.
This workshop is particularly useful for:
Compliance Officers Data Protection Officers Business
Managers IS & IT Systems Designers Project Managers
Company Secretaries Lawyers (in-house and in private
practice). This mastercourse is structured to be highly
instructive and to involve equal participation by all
members. It will be based around comprehensive practical
exercises that have been designed to take account of the
most efficient and cost-effective methods of implementing
the legislation.
By attending this workshop you will:
Discover how to implement Data Protection effectively for
your company Have a complete set of practical documents to
help you with your implementation Be able to discuss
cost-effective approaches to the more problematic aspects of
these issues Module 1 Data Protection (Amendment) Act 2003 -
Understanding the New Regime and Complying with the New
Requirements of the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003
Module 2 Practical Steps for Successful Implementation
Module 3 Data Protection and Web Sites
Module 4 Education,Training, Processing of Employee
Related Data and Employee Internet and Email Usage Policies
YOUR WORKSHOP LEADER
Don McAleese is Partner, and Head of the Information
Technology Law Group in Matheson Ormsby Prentice Solicitors,
where he specialises in contracts for the acquisition of
computer systems; software licensing; data protection;
electronic commerce and internet law. He is Chairman of the
Irish Internet Association Legal Working Group and a member
of the Eropean Commission Legal Advisory Board on the
Information Market. He was a member of the Legal Issues
Advisory Group of the Irish Information Society Commission
and was formerly Chairman of the Electronic Commerce
Association Legal Subgroup.
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