Answer:
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Answer:
See the explanation for the answer.
Explanation:
Australian regulations makes extremely difficult for the enterprises to move organizations sensitive data to the cloud which is storing outside the Australian network. These are all managed by the Office of Australian Information Commissioner(OAIC) which provides oversight on the data privacy regulations designed to govern the dissemination of the sensitive information.
One rule they applied under this is The Australian National Privacy Act 1988 which tells how the organizations collect, use, secure, store the information. The National Privacy Principles in the Act tells how organizations should use the people's personal information. The NPP has a rule that An organization must take the responsibility to hold the information without misuse or modified by unauthorized access. They require enterprises to put security service level agreements with the cloud service providers that define audit rights, data location, access rights when there is cross border disclosure of information.
In later time they introduced a new principle called The Privacy Amendment Act 2012. This principle gives set of new rules along with the changes in the many rules in the previous act and also this is having a set of new principles those are called Australian Privacy Principles (APP).
In this there is principle for cross border disclosure of personal information which is APP8. This rule regulates the disclosure or transfer of personal information by an agency or company to a different location outside the country.
Before disclosure the information outside they have to take responsible steps that the company outside the Australia must not breach the APP 's.
Answer:
// here is code in c++.
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
// main function
int main() {
// variables to read birth month and year
int birthMonth,birthYear;
cout<<"Enter the birth month:";
// read the birth month
cin>>birthMonth;
cout<<"Enter the birth Year:";
// read the birth year
cin>>birthYear;
// print the output
cout<<birthMonth<<"-"<<birthYear<<endl;
return 0;
}
Explanation:
Declare two variables "birthMonth" and "birthYear". Read the value of birthMonth and birthYear from user. Then print the birth month and birth year and a dash(-) in between them.
Output:
Enter the birth month:1
Enter the birth Year:2000
1-2000
Enter the birth month:5
Enter the birth Year:1950
5-1950
HTML uses tags to help the computer know what different pieces of content in the web page actually are. Right now we've only learned how to tell the computer that some text is a paragraph, or that part of your website is the body. We've already seen how that affects the way our web pages look and are structured.
(I don't know how it should be organized, but hope this helped)
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