Terms and Conditions 

The Cancer Council Victoria website's legal terms outline the regulations that govern its use; these laws usually come under Australian and Victorian law. This includes statements that the Cancer Council is not responsible for any loss or damage resulting from the use of the website and that the information supplied is accurate.

The operations of Cancer Council Victoria are conducted in accordance with a set of professional and ethical standards. This covers rules for politely and openly interacting with the public as well as upholding professional behaviour when providing health and cancer prevention information and services.

The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Health Records Act 2001 (Vic) are both complied with by Cancer Council Victoria's privacy policy. They outline how data is used, saved, and shared, and they ethically and transparently gather and manage personal information. This entails safeguarding private data, including health information, and making sure it is only utilised for the reasons the user has granted permission.

The organisation complies with Victorian and Australian laws, especially those pertaining to charitable organisations, data protection, and health. For example, it ensures legal compliance in all of its operations, including donations and event planning, by adhering to Victoria's charity standards and fundraising legislation.