Credit Ombudsman // Privacy Policy

As part of its day to day activities, COSL receives and handles information about people. This information is "personal information" because it is information or an opinion about someone whose identity is apparent or can reasonably ascertained from the information or opinion.

The Privacy Act 1988 sets out a number of National Privacy Principles. These Principles stipulate minimum standards for the collection, use, keeping and disclosure of personal information. The COSL Privacy Policy tells you about what sort of personal information COSL holds, why it holds it, and how it collects, keeps, uses, corrects and discloses this information. For the full details of the COSL Privacy Policy click here.