The Legal Services Commission is committed to protecting user privacy. Like other Queensland public sector agencies, the Commission is required to comply with eleven (11) Information Privacy Principles (IPPs) contained in the Information Privacy Act 2009, (IPS Act) that set out how personal information must be collected and managed in the public sector environment. The Commission’s collection, storage, use and disclosure of your information is also regulated by the Legal Profession Act 2007.
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Unless you specifically tell us, the Commission will not know who you are. Any personal information you provide will be used for the purpose specified at the time it is collected, and will otherwise be managed in accordance with the IP Act.
The Commission may log information about website visitors for statistical and diagnostic purposes, including:
The Commission takes precautions to protect all data from loss, unauthorised access or use, unauthorised modification or disclosure, and general misuse.
This site does not provide open access facilities for securely transmitting information across the Internet. You are advised that there can be risks with transmitting information across the Internet.
This site may contain links to non-Queensland Government websites. The Commission is not responsible for the privacy or security practices or the content of such websites
