Would limiting the PNDPs access to customer information affect business practices and profitability?
EFA considers the above to be irrelevant, for the same reasons as stated in relation to the previous question. Further, as stated in the AUSTEL 1992 report “marketing considerations do not justify putting people under pressure to provide their personal information” and such considerations certainly do not justify laws or industry standards that have the effect of forcing people to allow their personal information to be used by PNDPs to make a profit.
