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CSNSW Victims Register, Locked Bag 5111, Parramatta NSW 2124
Your personal information
This section provides information about
how Corrective Services NSW will deal with
your personal information, and how it will
be managed while you are registered.
Corrective Services is part of the
Department of Communities and Justice.
For information on how the Department of
Communities and Justice manages personal
information, please see the Department’s
Privacy Policy at https://www.justice.nsw.
gov.au/Pages/privacy.aspx
Use of personal information
The provision of personal information for
the purposes of the Corrective Services
NSW Victims Register is entirely voluntary
on the part of the applicant.
Your personal information will be used for
the purpose of administering all aspects of
the Victims Register, including determining
your eligibility to register.
Collection and disclosure - will my
personal information be disclosed
to third parties?
Your information is recorded on the CSNSW
Victims Register.
At the time of application, your personal
information may be disclosed to the
NSW Police Force, Department of Public
Prosecutions, or other Government agencies
for the purpose of verifying your details or
eligibility to be on the Victims Register. The
Victims Register may also need to request
supporting documentation from these
agencies as a part of the assessment process
to determine your eligibility.
Corrective Services NSW Victims Register
employees will have access to your
information. In some circumstances, your
information may be given to the NSW State
Parole Authority or the Serious Oenders
Review Council so that they may fulfil their
obligations towards you as a victim.
Your right to access information
Under section 9(1) of the Government
Information (Public Access) Act 2009
(GIPA Act), you have the right to make
an application to access information held
by public agencies, including Corrective
Services NSW. You will be provided
with this information, unless there is an
overriding public interest against disclosure
of the information. Under section 8 of the
GIPA Act, you may also make an informal
request for the release of information held
by Corrective Services NSW.
You also have the right to access your
personal information held by Corrective
Services NSW pursuant to section 14 of the
Privacy and Personal Information Protection
Act 1998 (PPIP Act).Under section 15 of the
PPIP Act you have the right to request the
amendment of personal information about
you that is held by Corrective Services NSW.
Other people’s right to access
information
Under Section 9(1) of the GIPA Act,
anyone, including the oender, can apply
to access information held by Corrective
Services NSW. However, the GIPA Act
allows Corrective Services to deny access
to information in the Victims Register so
that we can protect you and the personal
information you gave us.