Emergency Management Australia Online Privacy Policy

The information collected here will be used to send you information about Emergency Management Australia.

The information you provide is important to us and confidential. It will be kept private and will not be released by us in any circumstances to any third parties. By completing this form, you are consenting to being contacted for the purposes stated.

Information collected

Your email address
Emergency Management Australia will only record your email address in the event that you
send a message by email or if you register requesting to be contacted. If you do not want
your email address to be recorded by Emergency Management Australia you can send
postal mail to the address listed.

Your email address will only be used for the purpose for which you have provided it and will
not be added to any mailing lists without your prior consent which Emergency Management
Australia will seek by way of a specific request in writing. Emergency Management Australia
will not use or disclose your email address for any other purpose, without your prior written
consent.

Information provided to Emergency Management Australia will only be used for the purpose
for which you have provided it and unless authorised by law, not disclosed to any other party
unless your written consent has been obtained.

Emergency Management Australia is a NSW company committed to the protection of
customer’s privacy and personal information. When you use the Emergency Management
Australia website, your privacy is protected under the Privacy and Personal Information
Protection Act 1998, the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1988 or the Health Records and
Information Privacy Act 2002. Personal information may only be disclosed in accordance
with the exemptions provided under the Act/s.

Website visit information

The website makes a record of the user’s visits and logs anonymous information for
statistical purposes, such as the IP address of the user’s computer, the top-level domain
name of the user (such as .com or .au), the data and time of the user’s visit, what pages on
the site were accessed, what search terms were used, etc. This information is only collected
for statistical and debugging purposes; that is, the information is only used in order to make
the web site function better.

No attempt will be made to identify the user except in the very unlikely event that an
investigation is necessary, where a law enforcement agency alone would have the power to
inspect the records of the Internet Service Provider to obtain this information.