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The Ten Principles of Privacy
Principle #1: The Scotiabank Group Member's Accountability
Principle #2: Identifying the Purposes of Collecting Personal Information
Principle #3: Getting the Customer's Consent
Principle #4: Limits for Collecting Personal Information
Principle #5: Limits for Using, Disclosing and Keeping Personal Information
Principle #6: Keeping Personal Information Accurate
Principle #7: Safeguarding Personal Information
Principle #8: Making Information About Policies and Procedures Available to Customers
Principle #9: Customer Access to Personal Information
Principle #10: Handling Complaints and Questions
 

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Principle #4: Limits for Collecting Personal Information

The Scotiabank Group Member limits the amount and type of personal information it collects. Each Scotiabank Group Member will collect personal information for the purposes it identifies to the customer. The Scotiabank Group Member collects personal information using policies and procedures which are fair and lawful.

4.1 The Scotiabank Group Member will collect only the amount and type of information needed for the purposes documented by the Scotiabank Group Member and identified to the customer.

4.2 Although the Scotiabank Group Member will collect personal information primarily from customers, it may also collect it from external sources such as credit bureaus, employers, land registries, other lenders, and with regards to insurance products, medical information bureaus, brokers, insurers, the Insurance Crime Prevention Bureau, insurer's advisory organizations, underwriting and claims information networks, and attending physicians. 



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