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Avoiding Australian Social Survey
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The Australian General Social Survey (AGSS) is voluntary, and you can decline participation. Officers cannot enter your property without permission. The Privacy Act 1988 protects your personal information from being collected without consent. You can request identification from survey officers and inquire about data usage. The Census and Statistics Act 1905 mandates participation only for the Census, not the AGSS. For further protection, ask for written documentation of privacy policies and consider consulting a legal expert if needed.Full Conversation
can a officer from General social Survey enter my Property if i ask the to leave
In Victoria, officers from the Australian General Social Survey do not have authority to enter your property without your permission. If you ask them to leave, they must comply. If they refuse, you may contact local authorities for assistance.
how do i Politely decline when contacted by the survey team and ask them to leave
You can politely decline by saying something like:
"Thank you for reaching out, but I prefer not to participate in the survey at this time. Please remove me from your contact list. I appreciate your understanding."
If they are at your door, you can also say:
"I’m not interested in participating, and I kindly ask you to leave. Thank you for respecting my decision."
"Thank you for reaching out, but I prefer not to participate in the survey at this time. Please remove me from your contact list. I appreciate your understanding."
If they are at your door, you can also say:
"I’m not interested in participating, and I kindly ask you to leave. Thank you for respecting my decision."
what Act can i say to them that protects me from giving my Information
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In Australia, the Privacy Act * protects individuals from having their personal information collected without consent. You can mention this Act when declining to provide your information to the Australian General Social Survey.
In Australia, the Privacy Act * protects individuals from having their personal information collected without consent. You can mention this Act when declining to provide your information to the Australian General Social Survey.
is there any other Information i should tell them to proct myself
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To further protect yourself, you could:
- Ask for their identification and purpose of visit.
- Inquire about how your information will be used, stored, and shared.
- Request written confirmation of your rights regarding non-participation and data protection from their organization.
To further protect yourself, you could:
- Ask for their identification and purpose of visit.
- Inquire about how your information will be used, stored, and shared.
- Request written confirmation of your rights regarding non-participation and data protection from their organization.
can you write what i should say to them when they visit
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Here's a suggestion for what you can say when they visit:
"Hello, I appreciate your visit, but I prefer not to participate in the Australian General Social Survey. Please remove me from your contact list. Under the Privacy Act *, I am not obligated to provide my personal information without consent. Thank you for understanding. Have a good day."
Here's a suggestion for what you can say when they visit:
"Hello, I appreciate your visit, but I prefer not to participate in the Australian General Social Survey. Please remove me from your contact list. Under the Privacy Act *, I am not obligated to provide my personal information without consent. Thank you for understanding. Have a good day."
can you write it with me asking there id
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Sure, here's a suggestion for what you can say, including a request for identification:
"Hello, I appreciate your visit, but I prefer not to participate in the Australian General Social Survey. May I see your identification and understand the purpose of your visit? Please remove me from your contact list. Under the Privacy Act *, I am not obligated to provide my personal information without consent. Thank you for understanding. Have a good day."
Sure, here's a suggestion for what you can say, including a request for identification:
"Hello, I appreciate your visit, but I prefer not to participate in the Australian General Social Survey. May I see your identification and understand the purpose of your visit? Please remove me from your contact list. Under the Privacy Act *, I am not obligated to provide my personal information without consent. Thank you for understanding. Have a good day."
what does the Privacy Act * say about my priversy from AGSC
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The Privacy Act * in Australia provides protection for personal information from being collected, used, or disclosed without your consent. It requires organizations to handle personal data according to privacy principles, ensuring transparency and security in data handling.
The Privacy Act * in Australia provides protection for personal information from being collected, used, or disclosed without your consent. It requires organizations to handle personal data according to privacy principles, ensuring transparency and security in data handling.
does to AGSC over ride this act
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The Australian General Social Survey (AGSS), conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, does not have the authority to override the Privacy Act *. This Act protects your personal information from being collected without your consent, and organizations must comply with its principles.
The Australian General Social Survey (AGSS), conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, does not have the authority to override the Privacy Act *. This Act protects your personal information from being collected without your consent, and organizations must comply with its principles.
does the Privacy Act * protect me from Australian Sensus act
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The Privacy Act * provides protections regarding your personal information, but the Census and Statistics Act * allows the Australian Bureau of Statistics to collect data for the Census. Participation in the Census is mandatory, and the Privacy Act does not override this requirement. However, your data should still be handled in compliance with privacy principles.
The Privacy Act * provides protections regarding your personal information, but the Census and Statistics Act * allows the Australian Bureau of Statistics to collect data for the Census. Participation in the Census is mandatory, and the Privacy Act does not override this requirement. However, your data should still be handled in compliance with privacy principles.
can the AGSC use the Census and Statistics Act * for my Information
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The Census and Statistics Act * allows the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to collect data for statistical purposes, including the Census, where participation is mandatory. However, for the Australian General Social Survey (AGSS), participation is generally voluntary, and they cannot compel you to provide information under this Act without your consent.
The Census and Statistics Act * allows the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to collect data for statistical purposes, including the Census, where participation is mandatory. However, for the Australian General Social Survey (AGSS), participation is generally voluntary, and they cannot compel you to provide information under this Act without your consent.
how can i get a pdf copy of this chat
I'm sorry, but I don't have the capability to create or provide a PDF copy of this chat. However, you can manually copy the text and paste it into a document on your computer, then save it as a PDF.
how do i copy all pages of this chat
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To copy the chat, you can select all the text by clicking and dragging your mouse over it, then right-click and choose "Copy." Open a document editor like Word or Google Docs, paste the text, and save the document as a PDF.
To copy the chat, you can select all the text by clicking and dragging your mouse over it, then right-click and choose "Copy." Open a document editor like Word or Google Docs, paste the text, and save the document as a PDF.
can you show me the act that protects me from the AGSC
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The Privacy Act * provides protection for your personal information, preventing it from being collected without your consent by the Australian General Social Survey (AGSS). Additionally, the Census and Statistics Act * mandates participation only for the Census, not the AGSS. For further details, you can refer to the official government websites.
The Privacy Act * provides protection for your personal information, preventing it from being collected without your consent by the Australian General Social Survey (AGSS). Additionally, the Census and Statistics Act * mandates participation only for the Census, not the AGSS. For further details, you can refer to the official government websites.
isn't the AGSC part of the Australian Bureau of Statistics
Yes, the Australian General Social Survey (AGSS) is conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The AGSS is part of the ABS's efforts to collect social data, but participation is generally voluntary, unlike the Census, which is mandatory under the Census and Statistics Act *.
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what does the Privacy Act * say about my privacy from AGSS
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The Privacy Act * protects your personal information from being collected, used, or disclosed without your consent. Organizations, including the Australian General Social Survey, must comply with privacy principles, ensuring transparency and security in handling your data.
The Privacy Act * protects your personal information from being collected, used, or disclosed without your consent. Organizations, including the Australian General Social Survey, must comply with privacy principles, ensuring transparency and security in handling your data.
Isn't the AGSS part of the Australian Bureau of Statistics
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Yes, the Australian General Social Survey (AGSS) is part of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). It collects social data to provide insights into various aspects of society. Participation in the AGSS is voluntary, unlike the mandatory Census under the Census and Statistics Act *.
Yes, the Australian General Social Survey (AGSS) is part of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). It collects social data to provide insights into various aspects of society. Participation in the AGSS is voluntary, unlike the mandatory Census under the Census and Statistics Act *.
Is there any other Information i should tell them to protect myself
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To further protect yourself, you can:
- Request written documentation of their privacy and data handling policies.
- Record any interactions for your reference, ensuring you comply with local recording laws.
- Consult a local legal expert if you have specific concerns about your rights.
To further protect yourself, you can:
- Request written documentation of their privacy and data handling policies.
- Record any interactions for your reference, ensuring you comply with local recording laws.
- Consult a local legal expert if you have specific concerns about your rights.
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