Dakota Burpengary East QLD.

Privacy

Your privacy is important to us. We respect your right to privacy and all information that you supply is treated confidentially and with care.

KDL Property Group takes its obligations under the Privacy Act seriously and has adopted this policy to comply with the National Privacy Principles. This policy is written to ensure that we respect and keep safe all the personal information you may provide in any transaction you have with us.

Collection

KDL Property Group will only collect information from you that is necessary to carry out one or moreof its functions or activities and undertakes to only collect information by lawful and fair means. Where practical we will collect personal information directly from you. Generally this will be collected by us when you deal with us either in person, by telephone, letter, facsimile, email or when you visit our website. We may request information about you when you make enquires or when you request other information.

Use and Disclosure

KDL Property Group will use your personal information to enable us to perform the functions of our business. Personal information may be disclosed and used by KDL Property Group network including affiliated companies. We may disclose your information to other parties as permitted or required by law, to various regulatory bodies and law enforcement officials and agencies and also to our third party service providers as well as our related entities and brands. It may also be necessary for us to disclose personal details to various people involved in a transaction - for example a conveyancer acting for a buyer or seller in a contract of sale, a tradesperson about a tenant to arrange repair of a premises. Under these circumstances those third parties must safeguard this information and must only use it for the purposes for which it was supplied, although we are not responsible for ensuring this.

Privacy Complaints

In the unlikely event that the matter cannot be resolved between KDL Property Group and an individual, then the matter should be referred to the Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner.