Privacy Policy

Crushers Leagues Club Ltd Privacy Policy

The Club respects your right to Privacy.

Our Commitment to Privacy.

The privacy of your personal information is important to us.  As an Organisation required to comply with the National Privacy Principles, our information handling practices have been reviewed to ensure that they are privacy friendly.  As part of our commitment to the protection of your right to Privacy, we provide this explanation of our information handling practices.

The Club will collect personal information that is necessary for the Club to meet or fulfil its activities and functions and is also required by law.  The information can include the name, address, gender etc relating to membership applications at the Club and other information collected as the result of accessing the facilities and services provided by the Club.

The Club will use lawful and fair means, that are not intrusive, to collect personal information.  Where lawful and practical, the Club will provide members and patrons with a choice of interacting anonymously with the Club.

The Club will use personal information in ways that are legal, fair and ethical and where practicable will seek the consent of the members and patron about whom the information relates before using the personal information.

The Club will disclose personal information in circumstances when it is required by law, including to third parties that provide services under contract to the Club.  Where lawful, the club will also disclose personal information for promotional and marketing activities or other secondary purposes.

The Club will provide opportunities to patrons and members to access the Information held about them by the Club to the extent provided by law and will promptly correct the information if advised in writing that the information is not accurate, complete or up to date.

The Club has procedures in place to facilitate privacy complaints where the member or patron must first contact the Privacy Officer at the Club before approaching the Privacy Commissioner.  If this facilitation is not to the satisfaction of the complainant, the Club will advise the member or patron to refer the complaint to the Privacy Commission.