Our Commitment To You
We recognise that your privacy is very
important to you - it is to us as well. By
personal information we mean information or an opinion about a
person whose identity is apparent or can reasonably be
ascertained.
We are bound by, and are committed to
supporting, the National Privacy Principles (NPPs) set out in
the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000. Our aim is to
both support, and ensure that we comply with, the NPPs that
form the basis of laws introduced to strengthen privacy
protection for the general public. The information set out
below is largely a summary of our obligations under the NPPs.
We believe that this Statement will address
any potential concerns you may have about how personal
information you provide to us is collected, held, used,
corrected, disclosed and transferred. You can obtain more
information on request about the way we manage the personal
information we hold. If you seek any further information
please contact us in any of the ways set out below.
Collection
We will only collect personal information from
you that is necessary for one or more of our functions and
activities. We will only collect personal information from you
by lawful and fair means, without being intrusive. At or
before the time we collect personal information from you we
will take reasonable steps to inform you why we are collecting
that personal information, who else we might disclose that
personal information to and what will happen if you do not
provide personal information to us. Once we hold
personal information we will take reasonable steps to keep it
accurate, complete and up-to-date.
Access and Correction
If you ask, we will tell you what personal
information we hold about you, and what we do with it. We will
facilitate access to you by allowing an inspection of your
personal information in person, or by providing copies or a
summary of relevant documents, depending on what is most
appropriate in the circumstances, following receipt of your
request.
If you can show us that the personal
information is inaccurate, we will take reasonable steps to
correct it. Note that we need not provide access to personal
information in several types of situation, for example where a
request is frivolous, or where to provide access would pose a
threat to health or public safety, unreasonably interfere with
another person's privacy, or be a breach of the law. If we
refuse access we will advise you of our reasons for doing so.
Security
We will protect personal information from
misuse and loss, and destroy or permanently de-identify
personal information we no longer need.
Compliance with Australian SPAM Act 2004
We respect your privacy and
unless you indicate otherwise will only use your
email address to contact you about Bible Seminars. At no time will we share
your information with any other company or person.
Contact Us
If you seek any further information from us
about this Statement or our privacy policy generally or wish
us to remove your contact details from our register please
contact us here.
Additional Privacy Information
Further information on privacy in Australia
may be obtained by visiting the web site of the Office of the
Federal Privacy Commissioner at http://www.privacy.gov.au
