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Pip Danrell trading as Corporate Mums, ABN 92
441 603 215 ('we', 'our' and 'us') understand and appreciate that you ('you',
'your' and 'user') are concerned about the privacy of personal information that
we may collect about you.
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We respect your privacy and are committed to
compliance with our obligations under the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1988
("Act").
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This Privacy Policy applies to all of our
dealings with you, including when we deal with you over the internet via our
website, personally, or in any other manner.
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Website means this website
www.corporatemums.com.au
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Privacy
Policy
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Collection of your personal information
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1.1
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The information we may collect and hold about you
usually includes information such as your name, date of birth, postal address,
telephone number, mobile, email address, company name, details of your
involvement with Corporate Mums and any additional Personal Information
provided to us.
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At or before the time when Corporate Mums collects
Personal Information, it will take reasonable steps to ensure that you are made
aware of the purpose for collecting that information and how that information
will be used. Where reasonable,
Corporate Mums will collect Personal Information directly from you and not
through another party.
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If you
provide us with Personal Information of a third party, you must first take
responsible steps to ensure that the third party is aware of:
(1) This
Privacy Policy and has read and understood it;
(2) The fact
that their information will be disclosed to Corporate Mums and how to contact
Corporate Mums;
(3) The purpose
for which Corporate Mums is collecting their Personal Information;
(4) The persons
or types of organisations to which Corporate Mums usually discloses such
information;
(5) Their right
to gain access to the information; and
(6)
Ensure that the third party has separately consented to their Personal
Information being used and disclosed by Corporate Mums. |
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We may use "cookies" on our website to
store and sometimes track information about you. A cookie is a small amount of
data sent from a server which is stored on your computer's hard drive. You can
set your internet browser to refuse cookies or to ask you before your browser accept
them. Certain parts of our website or services may require a cookie to be
activated and, if you choose to reject the cookie, a particular feature may not
be available to you.
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2.
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Use and disclosure of your personal information
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2.1
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We will only use and disclose your personal
information as permitted by the Act.
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2.2
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We will use
your personal information:
(1) To assist
in providing goods and services to you;
(2) To assist
with any enquiries or calls you make to us;
(3) To
communicate promotional offers and
articles of interest;
(4) For our
internal administrative, marketing, planning, product development, research and
review requirements to improve our business and the products and services we
offer you;
(5)
To keep you informed of any changes to our business, or other updates that may
be of interest to you. |
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The types of organisations to whom we may
disclose your personal information include:
a) third parties that assist us in our business, including postal and delivery
service providers, agents, subcontractors and employees, information technology
service providers, financiers, accounts, legal advisors and other professional
consultants and advisors. |
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We will not sell your personal information to
third parties unless we have your consent.
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We may use or sell aggregated information, which
is anonymous information we compile from information or data we have collected
from users, including for the purpose of using the information in connection
with advertising and/or to determine demographic profiles and browsing
patterns.
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While Corporate Mums takes all due care in ensuring
the privacy and integrity of the information you provide, the possibility
exists that this information could be unlawfully observed by a third party
while in transit over the Internet or while stored on Corporate Mums system or
on the Website. Should this occur,
Corporate Mums disclaims all liability to you to the extent permitted by law.
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Accessing your personal information
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You have the right to access the personal
information held by us by writing to Corporate Mums at pip@corporatemums.com.au. Where we hold information that you are
entitled to access, we will endeavour to provide you with a suitable range of
choices as to how you access it (e.g. emailing or mailing it to you).
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Changing Your Personal Information
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If you believe that Personal Information we hold about
you is incorrect, incomplete or inaccurate, then you may request the amendment
of it. We will then consider if the
information requires amendment. If we do
not agree that there are grounds for amendment, then we will add a note to the
Personal Information stating that you disagree with it.
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If you wish to have your personal information
deleted, please let us know and we will take all reasonable steps to delete it,
unless we need to keep it for legal reasons.
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Quality and security of your personal
information
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5.1
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We take reasonable steps to ensure your personal
information we collect, use or disclose is accurate, complete and up-to-date.
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If any of your personal details change or you
discover any errors in your personal information we hold, please contact us as
soon as possible to help us keep our records accurate, complete and up-to-date.
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If we no longer need your personal information
for any purpose for which it may be used or disclosed we will take reasonable
steps to destroy or permanently de-identify it.
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When does this Privacy Policy not apply?
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This Privacy Policy only applies to personal
information collected or held by us. It does not cover third party websites
referred to in or linked from our website. Those sites may have their own
privacy policies.
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How do we protect your information?
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We take steps to guard against unauthorised
access to the personal information. Although we make every effort to create a
secure environment for your personal information, we cannot guarantee the
safety of any personal information which is transmitted to us online and we are
not liable for any loss or damage you suffer as a result of any loss or misuse
of damage or unauthorised access to such information. Corporate Mums reserves the
right to change, modify or upgrade any of its security measures as we consider
necessary.
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Sending of "Spam" (Promotional Email)
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We will not send you "spam"
(advertising information) without first asking you whether you wish to have
promotional information sent to you. If you are receiving promotional
information from us and do not wish to receive this information, you may remove
your name from our list by visiting the Corporate Mums website and following
the instructions on how to withdraw your email subscriptions, or emailing us at
admin@corporatemums.com.au and asking to be removed from our mailing
list. Corporate Mums will respond to
your request as soon as possible.
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Further Information on Privacy
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For more information about privacy issues in
Australia and protecting your privacy, visit the Australian Privacy Commissioner's website at http://www.privacy.gov.au
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Complaints
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Any questions
about this policy, or any complaint regarding treatment of your privacy by
Corporate Mums, should be made in writing to the address below. Our contact
details are as follows:
Corporate
Mums
PO Box 722
Everton Park,
Qld 4053
Ph: 0414 678
993
Email:
pip@corporatemums.com.au |
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11.
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Miscellaneous
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11.1
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This policy represents our policy as at 01/03/2010.
Although Corporate Mums intends to observe this Privacy Policy at all times, it
is not legally binding on Corporate Mums in any way. From time to time Corporate Mums may regard
it as necessary or desirable to act outside this Privacy Policy. Corporate Mums may do so, subject only to any
statutory rights you have under the Privacy Act 1988 (Act) or other applicable
legislation.
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