Australia Privacy (Credit Reporting) Code 2025
Schedule 2 Division 5: Dealing with credit information (transfers, disclosures, security, use limits, fraud bans, direct marketing) – Australia Privacy (Credit Reporting) Code 2025

Australia Privacy (Credit Reporting) Code 2025 16(5): Disclose credit reporting information to help a provider avoid an individual's default only where the provider confirms significant risk indicators or the body knows of a pre-agreed trigger event

A credit reporting body may disclose credit reporting information to a credit provider for the purpose of helping the provider assist an individual to avoid defaulting on consumer credit from that provider only where the provider confirms it is aware of circumstances reasonably indicating the individual may be at significant risk of default, or the body is aware an event has occurred of a kind the provider identified in advance as reasonably indicating such risk.

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