Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
Pro Bono Net Australia: Privacy policy
This policy has been prepared in accordance with the National Privacy Principles of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
Identity of the organisation collecting information and how to contact us
The collection of information via this website is undertaken by the National Pro Bono Resource Centre (NPBRC). Contact details for the NPBRC are as follows:
Post: National Pro Bono Resource Centre
The White House
University of NSW
UNSW SYDNEY NSW 2052
Email: info@nationalprobono.org.au
Phone: +61 2 9385 7381
Fax: +61 2 9385 7375
Accessing information collected
The NPBRC will ensure that information collected from an individual via this website may be accessed at any time practicable by that person for the purposes of verifying, altering or deleting any details. To check and/or alter your information choose 'Edit My Profile' under 'My Law Help'.
Purpose for which the information is collected
The NPBRC will only use your information for the purpose of facilitating the ProBonoNet Australia secure website and any related practice areas. Personal information is used for purposes of contact between members of the particular practice area, as consented to by you on completion of the application form in "Join this area"(Asylum Seeker practice area or Civil Justice practice area). Other information obtained by the web server such as;
* Your server address
* Your top level domain name (eg .com, .gov, .au, .uk, etc)
* The pages you accessed and the documents downloaded
* The type of browser you're using
are collected for statistical purposes only.
Organisations to which NPBRC usually discloses information of the kind collected
Some of the information collected is available to other subscribers to Pro Bono Net Australia after they have logged on to the secure parts of the site. Other than this, information conveyed to other organisations from this site will be in unidentifiable, statistical format only and will be used to inform future activities and directions of the Centre, in particular the development of the site.
This policy has been prepared in accordance with the National Privacy Principles of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
Identity of the organisation collecting information and how to contact us
The collection of information via this website is undertaken by the National Pro Bono Resource Centre (NPBRC). Contact details for the NPBRC are as follows:
Post: National Pro Bono Resource Centre
The White House
University of NSW
UNSW SYDNEY NSW 2052
Email: info@nationalprobono.org.au
Phone: +61 2 9385 7381
Fax: +61 2 9385 7375
Accessing information collected
The NPBRC will ensure that information collected from an individual via this website may be accessed at any time practicable by that person for the purposes of verifying, altering or deleting any details. To check and/or alter your information choose 'Edit My Profile' under 'My Law Help'.
Purpose for which the information is collected
The NPBRC will only use your information for the purpose of facilitating the ProBonoNet Australia secure website and any related practice areas. Personal information is used for purposes of contact between members of the particular practice area, as consented to by you on completion of the application form in "Join this area"(Asylum Seeker practice area or Civil Justice practice area). Other information obtained by the web server such as;
* Your server address
* Your top level domain name (eg .com, .gov, .au, .uk, etc)
* The pages you accessed and the documents downloaded
* The type of browser you're using
are collected for statistical purposes only.
Organisations to which NPBRC usually discloses information of the kind collected
Some of the information collected is available to other subscribers to Pro Bono Net Australia after they have logged on to the secure parts of the site. Other than this, information conveyed to other organisations from this site will be in unidentifiable, statistical format only and will be used to inform future activities and directions of the Centre, in particular the development of the site.
