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I spent a few years as a trainer and one of the induction training sessions I took every new starter through was the Australian Privacy Principals. Every single new starter regardless of their role in the business went through these.
I struggle to believe that anyone a management level in any medium-to-large organisation dealing with customers is not fully aware of these principals.
The data collected about you needs to be necessary for the business to provide services to you. You have the right to not provide any information if it isn't required to provide their primary service. You have a right at any time to all the information a business has on you. These have all been breached. Potentially other principals.