From 1 May 2026, FAPs that receive client information from third parties will have new notification obligations under Information Privacy Principle 3A. If your FAP receives referrals, provider information, or lead data, you may need to review how and when clients are notified.
The purpose of IPP 3A is to strengthen transparency when personal information is collected indirectly, so individuals understand how and why their information is being used, even if they did not provide it directly. For FAPs that receive information from third parties, this may require reviewing onboarding processes, privacy notices, and internal procedures.
This practical webinar, presented by Strategi Compliance, is designed for FAP owners, managers, compliance officers, and financial advisers. By the end of the session, you will understand whether IPP 3A applies to your FAP and what steps to take next.
Set aside one hour on 15 April 2026 to understand what IPP 3A means for your FAP.
During this webinar, you will:
- Learn what IPP 3A requires and how it affects FAPs that receive client information from third parties.
- Identify when individuals must be notified and recognise the main exceptions.
- Understand what reasonable steps look like in a financial advice business.
- Determine what changes may be needed to processes, privacy notices, or onboarding procedures before the start date.
Who should attend?
- FAP owners.
- Compliance officers.
- Advice managers.
- Financial advisers involved in client onboarding or referral relationships.
Webinar details
• Topic: IPP 3A – New privacy obligations for FAPs
• Date: 15 April 2026
• Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
• Cost: $50 plus GST
• CPD: 1 hour
• Format: Online