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The Warning Signs Your Rental Could Be Hiding a Drug Lab
Would you recognise the warning signs if your rental property were being used for illegal drug activity? When a rental...
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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.
Nick Rosamilia, General Manager – Risk & Compliance
EBM Group
Phone: 1800 661 662 | +61 3 9425 1890
Email: SpeakUp@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.
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