Privacy Policy
The Nambour RSL Club is subject to the provisions of the Privacy Act 1988. The personal information provided by you within our Club or on the Internet will be used to process your membership or renewal application. Failure to provide all of the requested information may result in your application being rejected. You have a right to access and correct any of your personal information that the Club holds about you. The Club does not usually disclose your personal information to any other organisation or person unless there is a legal requirement to do so. The Club may disclose your information to third parties that provide Services under contract to the Club. These contracts require the third party to keep your personal information confidential and secure.
Your personal information, including information about you obtained as a result of you placing your membership card in a gaming or other club machine (not ATMs), may be used by the Club for marketing purposes to improve our services and to provide you with the latest information about those services and any new related services and promotions.
RSA
Management and staff of the Nambour RSL have been trained in the Responsible Service of Alcohol and are aware of their responsibilities towards the Club’s patrons. The Nambour RSL Club has adopted formal procedures to ensure that minors and unduly intoxicated patrons are not served alcoholic beverages. As part of the Club’s commitment to responsible service and the care of our patrons, a range of low and non-alcoholic beverages is available for those driving. A courtesy coach is available for the convenience of members and visitors.
RSG
For most people, gambling is entertainment—an enjoyable activity without harmful effects. For some, however, it’s not just a game—it’s a serious problem that continues well after the fun has gone. While only a small segment of the community is affected by this addiction, the Nambour RSL Club recognises that gambling can become a problem and is committed to assisting any of its members or guests who believe they have a gambling problem. Patrons showing signs of undue intoxication are not permitted to play the gaming machines. Your club is committed to ethical and responsible practices that recognise the importance of our members’ and patrons’ wellbeing with a focus on minimising the potential harm of gambling.
