OCCOM will only use your personal information for the following purposes:

• To verify your identity;
• To provide and develop the services that you require;
• To administer and manage those services including charging, billing, obtaining payment, fault management,
  complaint handling and debt collection;
• To communicate with you directly, via email, fax, phone, SMS and by other means of communication about
  service usage, service charges, events, marketing material, OCCOM products and services, complaint and
  fault management, and other ways the service provided to you could be improved;
• To conduct appropriate checks for credit worthiness and for fraud;
• As required or authorised by law (including under the Telecommunications
  (Interception and Access) Act 1979 (Cth) and the Telecommunications Act
  1997 (Cth);
• As required by or in accordance with any mandatory industry code or standard registered under the
  Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth); and
• To comply with requests for information issued to OCCOM by agencies and courts that are entitled to
  obtain the information under Australian law.

The above uses may require disclosure of the personal information to third parties including but not
limited to:

• debt collection agencies and similar parties that assist with debt-recovery;
• service providers who provide services to us, such as providers of telecommunications services;
• credit reporting agencies;
• OCCOM’s employees or agents, or independent contractors engaged by OCCOM, which may include such
  employees, agents, or contractors outside Australia, for the purpose of providing services to OCCOM and
  OCCOM’s customers;
• third parties where you have given consent to the disclosure; and
• government, law enforcement and national security agencies and regulatory bodies where this is necessary
  for us to comply with our legal obligations.