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Whistleblower policy

Committed to ethical conduct

your voice matters

Encouraging you to speak out

At EBM RentCover, we’re committed to operating with the highest standards of integrity and ethical behaviour. We’re dedicated to creating a culture where honesty, transparency and good governance are part of everyday work. We encourage anyone connected to our business to speak up if they see (or suspect) misconduct or behaviour that doesn’t align with our values. Concerns can be raised under the EBM Whistleblower Policy, which provides a safe and confidential way to report suspected or actual wrongdoing.

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Make a report

The report may be made to the designated Disclosure Officer. The role of a Disclosure Officer is to ensure that the discloser is heard by EBM and appropriate follow-up occurs, as well as to ensure that the discloser feels supported and protected.

Jane Barry – Designated Disclosure Officer
Phone: 1300 755 112 | (08) 9213 4574
Email: janeb@ebm.com.au

Alternatively, a report may be made to EBM’s free external hotline and reporting service, which is independently monitored and provides reporting options that are available 24/7 365 days a year.

Phone (Australia)

1300 788 712 (7am – midnight, AEST)

International phone

+61 3 9938 7027

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Level 2, High Street, Kew, Victoria, 3101

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