Collection of information
ComSuper collects a range of information about visits
to its web site, including:
- How often the site was used;
- The time of day the site was accessed;
- What browser types are being used.
This information is collected for statistical
analysis only, to help us improve access to the site.
When you send a message to ComSuper
You may provide personally identifiable information
such as your name, phone number, physical address and email address, when you send
us a message. Personal information collected is protected by the Privacy
Act 1988.
When using online services
Currently, the only information collected using our
online services is contact details and mailing preferences for the issue
of superannuation information. These contact details will be held against
your computer record and will only be used for the issue of superannuation
information. This information is provided to a mailing contractor for
the issue of superannuation information. All contractors are required
to adhere to the Privacy Provisions.
Access to information
In the unlikely event of an investigation, a law
enforcement agency or other government agency may exercise its legal
authority to inspect our Internet Service Provider's logs.
Use and disclosure of information
Personal information provided when you send us a
message will only be used for the purpose for which you have provided
it. Your details will not be added to a general mailing list. Unless
required by law, we will not disclose this information without consent.
Cookies
Cookies are pieces of information that a web site
can transfer to an individual's computer hard drive. Our web site is
a cookie-free site.
Commonwealth laws protect your personal information. These
laws prohibit any person from accessing, using or disclosing any personal
information in the possession of ComSuper unless it is in the performance
of their duties or is accordance with these laws. Penalties apply for
failure to observe these provisions.
When using online services all information passing
between your PC and the secure section of our web site is encrypted.
The encryption process used is Secure Socket Layer (SSL).
For SSL encryption to work, your browser must support SSL. Freely available
browsers that support SSL include Netscape version 6 and Microsoft Internet
Explorer version 5.5.
While we endeavour to provide a secure Internet environment,
users should note that there are inherent risks associated with the
transmission of information via the Internet. We provide alternative
ways to obtain and provide information for those who do not wish to
use public networks such as the Internet. These include direct contact
to the Contact Centre via telephone, facsimile, post or personal counselling.