INTERNET LAW - Australian's Spam Act 2003 | | Staff Attorneys, IBLS Editorial Board |  |
| | Australia’s Spam Act of 2003 regulates the practice of sending unsolicited commercial electronic messages, as well as the use of address-harvesting software. Violators are subject to civil penalties and injunctions. The Australian Spam Act entered into force on April 11, 2004, and was revised in December 2005. Following, there is a brief description of the scope of this act. | | |
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