Privacy Collection Notice
Revenue NSW is collecting your information for the purpose of onboarding you or your organisation into the Work and Development Order (WDO) scheme as a sponsor. Revenue NSW manages information in accordance with legislation including the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 and the Health Records and Information Privacy Act 2002.
What personal information do we collect?
Revenue NSW will collect the following information for the purposes of providing our WDO partnership services:
- Name/Legal name
- ABN
- Street address
- Email address
- Phone number
- AHPRA number and expiry date (if you are a health practitioner)
- AASW number and expiry date (if you are a social worker)
- Your Working With Children Check number and expiry date (if you are working with young people under the age of 18)
- Details of your insurance coverage, including the policy number, expiry date, and type of policy
- Authorised representative details including full name, email and phone number
- Account administrator details if different from above.
How will we use and disclose this information?
Revenue NSW may use the information you provide, and the information of any user, to:
- verify the information you provide Revenue NSW,
- collect, maintain and use information for the purposes of onboarding and maintaining involvement in the WDO scheme, and
- send surveys.
Revenue NSW may disclose the information to:
- permitted statutory or regulatory bodies both State and Federal, other public/private entities, for law administration and enforcement, or as required or permitted by law,
- NSW Police, if Revenue NSW reasonably suspects a case of fraud or other criminal activity,
- Department of Communities and Justice, and Legal Aid NSW in order for them to perform their functions under the WDO scheme, or
- Revenue NSW may share de-identified information for research and statistical purposes in accordance with the Data Sharing (Government Sector) Act 2015.
Revenue NSW will take reasonable security measures to protect your personal information from loss, unauthorised access, use, modification, disclosure, or other misuse. Physical measures, such as building and equipment security, are used in conjunction with digital technology, such as data encryption and firewalls, to minimise unauthorised access to information.
For further details about how Revenue NSW collects and manages personal information, how you can access and correct it, please visit the Revenue NSW privacy policy.
