We may disclose your personal information to third parties in certain circumstances including (1) if you agree to the disclosure, (2) when we do so for a purpose for which it was collected, (3) where you would reasonably expect that we would do so, (4) to agents, contractors or advisers (such as external photocopying or IT contractors) in the course of the performance of their duties, (4) if the third party is a person involved in a dealing or proposed dealing (including a sale) of all or part of our assets and business, (5) there are reasonable grounds to believe the disclosure is necessary to prevent or lessen a threat to your life or health or that of another person, (6) the disclosure is to a related body corporate, or (7) otherwise as required or permitted by law.

We may transfer personal information overseas as necessary for the conduct of a legal matter or for a business transaction or other dealing. For example, by using international practice management software. We will take reasonable steps to ensure that any overseas recipient does not breach Australian Privacy Law in relation to the disclosed personal information unless:

• we reasonably believe that the recipient of the information is subject to legal obligations that uphold principles for the protection and fair handling of personal information that are substantially the same as the APPs;
• we are given consent by the individual concerned to do so, expressly or by implication after they are expressly informed that Australian Privacy Law will not apply in relation to the management of personal information by the overseas recipient and the individual may not be able to seek redress under the Act; or
• we are legally authorised or required to do so.

We do not use or disclose your personal information unless, relying on our internal practices, we are confident that it is accurate, up-to-date and complete. Individuals can assist us to maintain accurate records by notifying us of any change in their personal details.