Privacy Policy

Editure's Privacy Policy
The following statement sets out Editure's policy relating to the collection, storage and use of personal information. Our purpose is to assure anyone who does business with us that Editure will comply with both the letter and spirit of the Privacy Act 1988.

Compliance with Privacy Legislation
Editure takes seriously its obligation to safeguard personal information about its customers. This policy formalises and strengthens this commitment to our customers. Editure complies with the National Privacy Principles (NPPs) in the Privacy Act 1988.

Collection of Personal Information
Personal information is generally defined as information or an opinion that can identify a person. The type of personal information that Editure may collect from you will depend upon what dealings you may have with Editure, it's subsidiaries and/or divisions. For example, Editure may require more information about you to open a credit account (e.g. passwords and production of identification documents) than it may require to enable you to enter a competition. We collect information from you directly and from your use of our products and services.

Use and Disclosure of Personal Information
Editure operates a number of businesses which handle personal information. In general, our policy is that we only use or disclose personal information for the purpose which was either specified or reasonably apparent at the time we collected it. We may also use or disclose it for any other related purpose for which you would reasonably expect it to be used.

If Editure wishes to use or disclose the personal information in other circumstances it will obtain your consent to do so, other than in exceptional circumstances such as:

• Where Editure reasonably believes it is necessary to protect any person and/or Editure's rights or property;
or
• The use is authorised by law or reasonably necessary to enforce the law (for example, if Editure is required to disclose the information to regulatory authorities or in response to subpoenas or warrants).

Sharing information with other organisations
Editure will not sell your personal information to other companies. The only circumstances in which external organisations may be given access to your personal information are when our contractors and service providers are helping us operate our business or provide a service to you (for example, a company which helps maintain our computer systems or sends out our mail). We require these organisations to agree to our Privacy Policy and to strict conditions governing how this information may be used.

Marketing
Editure will only send advertising mail to you if:
• You have indicated your consent to receive such mail; or
• Where the advertising mail is related to the purpose for which the information was collected, or
• If it would be within an individual's reasonable expectations to receive such mail.

Cookies
A cookie is a small data file that may be placed on the computer of a web user (usually in the browser software folder) the first time a computer visits a web site which operates cookies. Cookies are necessary to facilitate online transactions and ensure security. If you do not wish to receive any cookies you may set your browser to refuse cookies. This may mean you will not be able to take full advantage of Editure's services.

Security of personal information
Editure will take reasonable steps to protect personal information it collects and ensure it is accurate and up-to-date. Your information is held on secure servers or in storage located in controlled environments. Editure employees are required to maintain the confidentiality of any personal information held by Editure.

Access to personal information
Customers are welcome to request personal information Editure holds about them. To obtain a copy of the information we have about you, please write to us requesting your information and including your full name, address, signature etc. A copy of your file will be made available within 30 days. We will inform you if a cost applies to finding the information before we perform this task. Please address enquiries to Privacy Officer, Editure, G.P.O. Box 1053, Darwin, NT 0801.

Changing Information
If you wish to change personal information that is inaccurate or out-of-date, you may write to the Privacy Officer at Editure and the record will be changed.

Sending information overseas
Editure will only transfer personal data overseas in circumstances where information has appropriate protection.

Changes in the Future
Editure reserves the right to change its Privacy Policy at any time and notify its customers by posting an updated version of the policy on its website.

Editure Limited Links to Other Websites
Editure provides links to other websites but as these linked websites are not under its control, Editure is not responsible for the conduct of companies linked to its website and we advise you to review the privacy policies of these sites before disclosing your personal information on them.

Additional Information on Privacy
For further information about privacy issues and the protection of privacy, visit the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner's website at www.privacy.gov.au.