Privacy Policy. 18.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law. 18.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiries. Proquip agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s: (a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details; (b) tracking website usage and traffic; and (c) reports are available to Proquip when Proquip sends an email to the Client, so Proquip may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquip’s use of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site. 18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip. 18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes: (a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or (b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or (c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 23.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Designastyle is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 23.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Designastyle acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Designastyle acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Designastyle that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Designastyle will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 23.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.123.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Designastyle in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipDesignastyle’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Designastyle agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Designastyle when Proquip Designastyle sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Designastyle may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipDesignastyle’s use of Cookies on ProquipDesignastyle’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipDesignastyle’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 23.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises Designastyle or Designastyle’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by Designastyle from the Client directly or obtained by Designastyle from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
23.4 Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause 23.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
23.5 The Client shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from Designastyle, a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Designastyle and the right to exchange information request that Designastyle correct any incorrect Personal Information.
23.6 Designastyle will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
23.7 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting Designastyle via e-mail. Designastyle will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit account, where receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is in default not satisfied with other credit providers; and/orthe resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/comply/comptop.html.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 21.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip SEO WL is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.321.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip SEO WL acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip SEO WL acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip SEO WL that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip SEO WL will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 21.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.121.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip SEO WL in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from SEO WL’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip SEO WL agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip SEO WL when Proquip SEO WL sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip SEO WL may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via SEO WL’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 21.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip SEO WL to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipSEO WL.
18.4 21.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip SEO WL may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
21.5 The Customer consents to SEO WL being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
21.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by SEO WL for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Services; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Services; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Services.
21.7 SEO WL may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
21.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 21.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that ▇▇▇ ▇▇ is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Customer no longer has any overdue accounts and SEO WL has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of SEO WL, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
21.9 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from SEO WL:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by SEO WL and the right to request that SEO WL correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that SEO WL does not disclose any Personal Information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
21.10 SEO WL will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
21.11 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting SEO WL via e-mail. ▇▇▇ ▇▇ will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Customer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 (a) All emails, documents, images images, or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Supplier is “Personal Information, ” as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, (c) and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip The Supplier acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC II of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) OECD Guidelines and any statutory requirements, where relevant as set out in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”)Act. Proquip The Supplier acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip the Supplier that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip the Supplier will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPRAct. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 (b) Notwithstanding clause 18.1(c), privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Supplier in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquipthe Supplier’s website to make enquiries. Proquip The Supplier agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) : • IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) ; • tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) and • reports are available to Proquip the Supplier when Proquip the Supplier sends an email to the Client, so Proquip the Supplier may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquipthe Supplier’s use of Cookies on Proquipthe Supplier’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquipthe Supplier’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 (c) The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises the Supplier or the Supplier’s agent to: • access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(CRBi) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about for the Client in relation purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(ii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange the Client. • disclose information about the Client, whether collected by the Supplier from the Client with those directly or obtained by the Supplier from any other source to any other credit providers and with related body corporates provider or any credit reporting agency for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other purposes of providing or obtaining a credit providers of reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(d) Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause (c) are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
(e) The Client shall have the right to exchange information request (by e-mail) from the Seller, a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by the Supplier and the right to request that the Supplier correct any incorrect Personal Information.
(f) The Supplier will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
(g) The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting the Supplier via e-mail. The Supplier will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit account, where receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is in default not satisfied with other credit providers; and/orthe resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images images, or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Treetops ELC is “Personal Information, ” as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 20.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Treetops ELC acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC II of the OECD Guidelines and as set out in the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Treetops ELC acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientParent’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Treetops ELC that may result in serious harm to the ClientParent, Proquip Treetops ELC will notify the Client Parent in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Parent by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Treetops ELC in respect of Cookies where the Client Parent utilises ProquipTreetops ELC’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Treetops ELC agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientParent’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Treetops ELC when Proquip Treetops ELC sends an email to the ClientParent, so Proquip Treetops ELC may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client Parent consents to ProquipTreetops ELC’s use of Cookies on ProquipTreetops ELC’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Parent may manage and control ProquipTreetops ELC’s privacy controls via the ClientParent’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Parent authorises Treetops ELC or Treetops ELC’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Parent;
(e.g. i) including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about history or any overdue fines balance information held by the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates Ministry of Justice for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Parent’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orParent.
(b) disclose information about the Parent, whether collected by Treetops ELC from the Parent directly or obtained by Treetops ELC from any other source to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orParent.
20.4 Where the Parent is an individual the authorities under clause 20.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
20.5 The Parent shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from Treetops ELC, a copy of the Personal Information about the Parent retained by Treetops ELC and the right to exchange information request that Treetops ELC correct any incorrect Personal Information.
20.6 Treetops ELC will destroy Personal Information upon the Parent’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
20.7 The Parent can make a privacy complaint by contacting Treetops ELC via e-mail. Treetops ELC will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit accountreceipt of the complaint. In the event that the Parent is not satisfied with the resolution provided, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orParent can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 17.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Protrade is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 17.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Protrade acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Protrade acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientCustomer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Protrade that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Protrade will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 17.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.117.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Protrade in respect of Cookies where the Client Customer utilises ProquipProtrade’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Protrade agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Protrade when Proquip Protrade sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Protrade may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client Customer consents to ProquipProtrade’s use of Cookies on ProquipProtrade’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Customer may manage and control ProquipProtrade’s privacy controls via the ClientCustomer’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 17.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises Protrade or Protrade’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(b) disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by Protrade from the Customer directly or obtained by Protrade from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(c) 17.4 Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 17.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
17.5 The Customer shall have the right to exchange information with other credit providers as request Protrade for a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Protrade and the right to request Protrade to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer held by Protrade.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 25.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Pronto Hire is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 25.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Pronto Hire acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Pronto Hire acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientCustomer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Pronto Hire that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Pronto Hire will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 25.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.125.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Pronto Hire in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Pronto Hire’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Pronto Hire agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Pronto Hire when Proquip Pronto Hire sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Pronto Hire may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Pronto Hire’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 25.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises Pronto Hire or Pronto Hire’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange history or any overdue fines balance information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application held by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orMinistry of
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip CalliNET is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 20.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip CalliNET acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip CalliNET acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip CalliNET that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip CalliNET will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip CalliNET in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from CalliNET’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip CalliNET agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip CalliNET when Proquip CalliNET sends an email to the Client, so Proquip CalliNET may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via CalliNET’s website.
20.3 The Client authorises CalliNET or CalliNET’s agent to:
(a) access, collect, retain and control Proquip’s privacy controls via use any information about the Client’s web browser;
(i) (including, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by CalliNET from the Client directly or obtained by CalliNET from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
20.4 Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause 20.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
20.5 The Client shall have the right to request CalliNET for a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by CalliNET and the right to request CalliNET to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the Client held by CalliNET.
20.6 CalliNET will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (cby e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to exchange information fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
20.7 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting CalliNET via e-mail. CalliNET will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit account, where receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is in default not satisfied with other credit providers; and/orthe resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/comply/comptop.html.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip▇▇▇▇ Hire’s website to make enquiries. Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire when Proquip ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ sends an email to the Client, so Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquip▇▇▇▇ Hire’s use of Cookies on Proquip▇▇▇▇ Hire’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquip▇▇▇▇ Hire’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip▇▇▇▇ Hire.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip ▇▇▇▇ Hire may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
18.5 The Client consents to ▇▇▇▇ Hire being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
18.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods/Equipment; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods/Equipment; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods/Equipment.
18.7 ▇▇▇▇ Hire may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
18.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 18.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults (provided ▇▇▇▇ Hire is a member of an approved QAIC External Disputes Resolution Scheme), overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and ▇▇▇▇ Hire has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
18.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and the right to request that ▇▇▇▇ Hire correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that ▇▇▇▇ Hire does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
18.10 ▇▇▇▇ Hire will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
18.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting ▇▇▇▇ Hire via e-mail. ▇▇▇▇ Hire will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip B & H Stone is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.320.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip B & H Stone acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip B & H Stone acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip B & H Stone that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip B & H Stone will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip B & H Stone in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from B & H Stone’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip B & H Stone agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip B & H Stone when Proquip B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ sends an email to the Client, so Proquip B & H Stone may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the siteB & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇’▇ website.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipB & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇.
18.4 20.4 The Client agrees that Proquip B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
20.5 The Client consents to B & H Stone being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
20.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Works; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Works; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Works.
20.7 B & H Stone may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
20.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 20.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and B & H Stone has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
20.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by B & H Stone and the right to request that B & H Stone correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
20.10 B & H Stone will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
20.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting B & H Stone via e-mail. B & ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip SPC is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.320.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip SPC acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip SPC acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip SPC that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip SPC will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip SPC in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from SPC’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip SPC agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip SPC when Proquip SPC sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip SPC may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via SPC’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 20.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip SPC to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipSPC.
18.4 20.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip SPC may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
20.5 The Customer consents to SPC being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
20.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by SPC for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
20.7 SPC may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
20.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 20.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that SPC is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Customer no longer has any overdue accounts and SPC has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of SPC, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
20.9 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from SPC:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by SPC and the right to request that SPC correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that SPC does not disclose any Personal Information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
20.10 SPC will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
20.11 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting SPC via e-mail. SPC will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Customer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Primary Sales is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.320.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Primary Sales acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC IIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Primary Sales acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip Primary Sales that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Primary Sales will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Primary Sales in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiriestransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Primary Sales website. Proquip Primary Sales agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Primary Sales when Proquip Primary Sales sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Primary Sales may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls Customer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitePrimary Sales website.
18.3 20.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip Primary Sales to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipPrimary Sales.
18.4 20.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip Primary Sales may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
20.5 The Customer consents to Primary Sales being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
20.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Primary Sales for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods and/or Services; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods and/or Services; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods and/or Services.
20.7 Primary Sales may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
20.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 20.1 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Primary Sales is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Customer no longer has any overdue accounts and Primary Sales has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of Primary Sales, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
20.9 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Primary Sales:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Primary Sales and the right to request that Primary Sales correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that Primary Sales does not disclose any Personal Information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
20.10 Primary Sales will destroy personal information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 24.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Seller is “Personal Information, ” as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 24.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip The Seller acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC II of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant OECD Guidelines as set out in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”)Act. Proquip The Seller acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientBuyer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip the Seller that may result in serious harm to the ClientBuyer, Proquip the Seller will notify the Client Buyer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPRAct. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Buyer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 24.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.124.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Seller in respect of Cookies where the Client Buyer utilises Proquipthe Seller’s website to make enquiries. Proquip The Seller agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientBuyer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Seller when Proquip the Seller sends an email to the ClientBuyer, so Proquip the Seller may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) ). If the Client Buyer consents to Proquipthe Seller’s use of Cookies on Proquipthe Seller’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Buyer may manage and control Proquipthe Seller’s privacy controls via the ClientBuyer’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 24.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Buyer authorises the Seller or the Seller’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Buyer;
(e.g. i) including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about history or any overdue fines balance information held by the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates Ministry of Justice for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Buyer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orBuyer.
(b) disclose information about the Buyer, whether collected by the Seller from the Buyer directly or obtained by the Seller from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orBuyer.
24.4 Where the Buyer is an individual the authorities under clause 24.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
24.5 The Buyer shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from the Seller, a copy of the Personal Information about the Buyer retained by the Seller and the right to exchange information request that the Seller correct any incorrect Personal Information.
24.6 The Seller will destroy Personal Information upon the Buyer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
24.7 The Buyer can make a privacy complaint by contacting the Seller via e-mail. The Seller will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit accountreceipt of the complaint. In the event that the Buyer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orBuyer can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 21.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Weldone is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.321.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Weldone acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Weldone acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip Weldone that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Weldone will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 21.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.121.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Weldone in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Weldone’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Weldone agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Weldone when Proquip Weldone sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Weldone may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquipshall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Weldone’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 21.3 The Client agrees for Proquip Weldone to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipWeldone.
18.4 21.4 The Client agrees that Proquip Weldone may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
21.5 The Client consents to Weldone being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
21.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Weldone for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
21.7 Weldone may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
21.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 21.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Weldone is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and Weldone has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of Weldone, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
21.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Weldone:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Weldone and the right to request that Weldone correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that Weldone does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
21.10 Weldone will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
21.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting Weldone via e-mail. Weldone will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 23.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip is Personal Information, including Personally Identifiable Information (PII) as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore 23.3 held or used by AFE is considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip AFE acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information PII pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 8 of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip ▇▇▇ acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal InformationClients PII, held by Proquip AFE that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip AFE will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information PII must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 23.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.123.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip AFE in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from AFE’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip AFE agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of the Clients Personal Information such as the Client’sas:
(a) IP address, browser, email client Client type and other similar details;; or
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; andor
(c) reports which are available to Proquip AFE when Proquip AFE sends an email to the Client, ; so Proquip AFE may collect and review that information (collectively “collectively Personal InformationPII”) )
23.3 If the Client consents to ProquipAFE’s use of Cookies on ProquipAFE’s website and later wishes wish to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipAFE’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 23.4 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises AFE or AFE’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (e.g. email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by AFE from the Client directly or obtained by AFE from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 23.5 Where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oran individual the authorities under clause 23.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
23.6 The Client shall have the right to request AFE for a copy of the PII about the Client retained by AFE and the right to request AFE to correct any incorrect PII about the Client held by AFE.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 22.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Contractor is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.322.3, and therefore considered Confidential Informationinformation. Proquip The Contractor acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC IIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip The Contractor acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip the Contractor that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip the Contractor will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 22.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.122.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Contractor in respect of Cookies where transactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from the Client utilises ProquipContractor’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip The Contractor agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Contractor when Proquip the Contractor sends an email to the Client, so Proquip the Contractor may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the ClientContractor’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 22.3 The Client agrees for Proquip the Contractor to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquipthe Contractor.
18.4 22.4 The Client agrees that Proquip the Contractor may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
22.5 The Client consents to the Contractor being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
22.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by the Contractor for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Materials; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Materials; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Materials.
22.7 The Contractor may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
22.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 22.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that the Contractor is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and the Contractor has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of the Contractor, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
22.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from the Contractor:
(a) a copy of the information about the Client retained by the Contractor and the right to request that the Contractor correct any incorrect information; and
(b) that the Contractor does not disclose any personal information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
22.10 The Contractor will destroy personal information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
22.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting the Contractor via e-mail. The Contractor will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 26.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Contractor is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 26.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip The Contractor acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip The Contractor acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip the Contractor that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip the Contractor will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 26.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.126.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Contractor in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquipthe Contractor’s website to make enquiries. Proquip The Contractor agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Contractor when Proquip the Contractor sends an email to the Client, so Proquip the Contractor may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquipthe Contractor’s use of Cookies on Proquipthe Contractor’s website and later wishes wish to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquipthe Contractor’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 26.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises the Contractor or the Contractor’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by the Contractor from the Client directly or obtained by the Contractor from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 26.4 Where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oran individual the authorities under clause 26.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
26.5 The Client shall have the right to request the Contractor for a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by the Contractor and the right to request the Contractor to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the Client held by the Contractor.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 22.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip TML is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.322.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip TML acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip TML acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip TML that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip TML will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 22.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.122.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip TML in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipTML’s website to make enquiries. Proquip TML agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip TML when Proquip TML sends an email to the Client, so Proquip TML may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipTML’s use of Cookies on ProquipTML’s website and later wishes wish to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipTML’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting existing the site.
18.3 22.3 The Client agrees for Proquip TML to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipTML.
18.4 22.4 The Client agrees that Proquip TML may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two years.
22.5 The Client consents to TML being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
22.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by TML for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of the Services; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of the Services; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Services.
22.7 TML may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
22.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 22.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that TML is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and TML has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of TML, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
22.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from TML:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by TML and the right to request that TML correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that TML does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
22.10 TML will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
22.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting TML via e-mail. TML will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 17.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Gloss Boats is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 17.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Gloss Boats acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Gloss Boats acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip Gloss Boats that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Gloss Boats will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 17.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.117.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Gloss Boats in respect of Cookies cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiriestransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Gloss Boats’ website. Proquip Gloss Boats agrees to display reference to such Cookies cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Gloss Boats when Proquip Gloss Boats sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Gloss Boats may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”)
17.3 The Customer authorises Gloss Boats or Gloss Boats’ agent to:
(a) If access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client consents to Proquip’s use of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentCustomer;
(i) (including, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(b) disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by Gloss Boats from the Customer directly or obtained by Gloss Boats from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(c) 17.4 Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 17.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
17.5 The Customer shall have the right to exchange information with other credit providers as request Gloss Boats for a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Gloss Boats and the right to request Gloss Boats to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer held by Gloss Boats.
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Sources: Service Agreement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 17.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Archiclad is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3clause17.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Archiclad acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Archiclad acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip Archiclad that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Archiclad will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 17.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.117.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Archiclad in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Archiclad’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Archiclad agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Archiclad when Proquip Archiclad sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Archiclad may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Archiclad’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 17.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip Archiclad to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipArchiclad.
18.4 17.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip Archiclad may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
17.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Archiclad for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
17.7 Archiclad may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
17.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) personal information as outlined in 17.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Archiclad is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that
(g) information that, in the opinion of Archiclad, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
17.9 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Archiclad:
(a) a copy of the information about the Customer retained by Archiclad and the right to request that Archiclad correct any incorrect information; and
(b) that Archiclad does not disclose any personal information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
17.10 Archiclad will destroy personal information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this agreement or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
17.11 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting Archiclad via e-mail. Archiclad will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Customer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Seller is “Personal Information, ” as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 20.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip The Seller acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC II of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant OECD Guidelines as set out in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”)Act. Proquip The Seller acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientBuyer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip the Seller that may result in serious harm to the ClientBuyer, Proquip the Seller will notify the Client Buyer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPRAct. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Buyer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Seller in respect of Cookies where the Client Buyer utilises Proquipthe Seller’s website to make enquiries. Proquip The Seller agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientBuyer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Seller when Proquip the Seller sends an email to the ClientBuyer, so Proquip the Seller may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client Buyer consents to Proquipthe Seller’s use of Cookies on Proquipthe Seller’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Buyer may manage and control Proquipthe Seller’s privacy controls via the ClientBuyer’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Buyer authorises the Seller or the Seller’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Buyer;
(e.g. i) including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about history or any overdue fines balance information held by the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates Ministry of Justice for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Buyer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orBuyer.
(b) disclose information about the Buyer, whether collected by the Seller from the Buyer directly or obtained by the Seller from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orBuyer.
20.4 Where the Buyer is an individual the authorities under clause 20.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
20.5 The Buyer shall have the right to request (cby email) from the Seller, a copy of the Personal Information about the Buyer retained by the Seller and the right to exchange information request that the Seller correct any incorrect Personal Information.
20.6 The Seller will destroy Personal Information upon the Buyer’s request (by email) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Agreement or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
20.7 The Buyer can make a privacy complaint by contacting the Seller via email. The Seller will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit accountreceipt of the complaint. In the event that the Buyer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orBuyer can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Terms & Conditions of Trade
Privacy Policy. 18.1 21.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Portcullis is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.321.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Portcullis acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Portcullis acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip Portcullis that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Portcullis will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 21.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.121.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Portcullis in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiriestransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Portcullis’ website. Proquip Portcullis agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Portcullis when Proquip Portcullis sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Portcullis may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitePortcullis’ website.
18.3 21.3 The Client agrees for Proquip Portcullis to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipPortcullis.
18.4 21.4 The Client agrees that Proquip Portcullis may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
21.5 The Client consents to Portcullis being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
21.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Portcullis for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Works; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Works; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Works.
21.7 Portcullis may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
21.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 21.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Portcullis is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and Portcullis has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of Portcullis, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
21.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Portcullis:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Portcullis and the right to request that Portcullis correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that Portcullis does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
21.10 Portcullis will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
21.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting Portcullis via e-mail. Portcullis will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Contract
Privacy Policy. 18.1 16.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip CyberChill is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.316.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip CyberChill acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip CyberChill acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip CyberChill that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip CyberChill will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 16.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.116.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip CyberChill in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipCyberChill’s website to make enquiries. Proquip CyberChill agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip CyberChill when Proquip CyberChill sends an email to the Client, so Proquip CyberChill may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipCyberChill’s use of Cookies on ProquipCyberChill’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipCyberChill’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 16.3 The Client agrees that Proquip CyberChill may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
16.4 The Client consents to CyberChill being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
16.5 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by CyberChill for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
16.6 CyberChill may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
16.7 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 16.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that CyberChill is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults (provided CyberChill is a member of an approved QAIC External Disputes Resolution Scheme), overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and CyberChill has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of CyberChill, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
16.8 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from CyberChill:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by CyberChill and the right to request that CyberChill correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that CyberChill does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
16.9 CyberChill will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
16.10 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting CyberChill via e-mail. CyberChill will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Service Agreement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 16.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Contractor is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.316.3, and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential information. Proquip The Contractor acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information personal information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip The Contractor acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Informationpersonal information, held by Proquip the Contractor that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip the Contractor will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 16.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.116.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Contractor in respect of Cookies cookies where the Client utilises Proquipthe Contractor’s website to make enquiries. Proquip The Contractor agrees to display reference to such Cookies cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information personal information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Contractor when Proquip the Contractor sends an email to the Client, so Proquip the Contractor may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Informationpersonal information”) If the Client consents to Proquipthe Contractor’s use of Cookies cookies on Proquipthe Contractor’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquipthe Contractor’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 16.3 The Client agrees for Proquip the Contractor to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquipthe Contractor.
18.4 16.4 The Client agrees that Proquip the Contractor may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
16.5 The Client consents to the Contractor being given a consumer credit report to collect personal credit information relating to any overdue payment on commercial credit.
16.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by the Contractor for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Works; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Works; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Works.
16.7 The Contractor may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
16.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) personal information as outlined in 16.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that the Contractor is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults (provided the Contractor is a member of an approved OAIC External Disputes Resolution Scheme), overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and the Contractor has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of the Contractor, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
16.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from the Contractor:
(a) a copy of the personal information about the Client retained by the Contractor and the right to request that the Contractor correct any incorrect personal information; and
(b) that the Contractor does not disclose any personal information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
16.10 The Contractor will destroy personal information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
16.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting the Contractor via e-mail. The Contractor will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Contract
Privacy Policy. 18.1 27.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Supplier is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 27.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip the Supplier acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip The Supplier acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip the Supplier that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip the Supplier will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 27.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.127.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Supplier in respect of Cookies where transactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from the Client utilises ProquipSupplier’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip the Supplier agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Supplier when Proquip the Supplier sends an email to the Client, so Proquip the Supplier may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the ClientSupplier’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 27.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises the Supplier or the Supplier’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by the Supplier from the Client directly or obtained by the Supplier from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 27.4 Where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oran individual the authorities under clause 27.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
27.5 The Client shall have the right to request the Supplier for a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by the Supplier and the right to request the Supplier to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the Client held by the Supplier.
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Sources: Supply Agreement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 26.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Supplier is “Personal Information, ” as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 26.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip The Supplier acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC II of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) OECD Guidelines and any statutory requirements, where relevant as set out in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”)Act. Proquip The Supplier acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip the Supplier that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip the Supplier will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPRAct. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 26.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.126.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Supplier in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquipthe Supplier’s website to make enquiries. Proquip The Supplier agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Supplier when Proquip the Supplier sends an email to the Client, so Proquip the Supplier may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquipthe Supplier’s use of Cookies on Proquipthe Supplier’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquipthe Supplier’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 26.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises the Supplier or the Supplier’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by the Supplier from the Client directly or obtained by the Supplier from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
26.4 Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause 26.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
26.5 The Client shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from the Seller, a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by the Supplier and the right to exchange information request that the Supplier correct any incorrect Personal Information.
26.6 The Supplier will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
26.7 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting the Supplier via e-mail. The Supplier will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit account, where receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is in default not satisfied with other credit providers; and/orthe resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Supply Agreement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 23.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip is Personal Information, including Personally Identifiable Information (PII) as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore 23.4 held or used by HSL is considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip HSL acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information PII pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 8 of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip HSL acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal InformationClients PII, held by Proquip HSL that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip HSL will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information PII must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 23.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.123.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip HSL in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquipfrom HSL’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip HSL agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of the Clients Personal Information such as the Client’sas:
(a) IP address, browser, email client Client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and;
(c) reports which are available to Proquip HSL when Proquip HSL sends an email to the Client, ; so Proquip HSL may collect and review that information (collectively “collectively Personal InformationPII”) )
23.3 If the Client consents to Proquipthe Contractor’s use of Cookies on Proquipthe Contractor’s website and later wishes wish to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquipthe Contractor’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 23.4 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises HSL or HSL’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (e.g. email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by HSL from the Client directly or obtained by HSL from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 23.5 Where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oran individual the authorities under clause 23.4 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
23.6 The Client shall have the right to request HSL for a copy of the PII about the Client retained by HSL and the right to request HSL to correct any incorrect PII about the Client held by HSL.
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Sources: Goods Supply Agreement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 17.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“"the Act”") including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“"EEA”"), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “"GDPR”") (collectively, “"EU Data Privacy Laws”"). Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 17.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiriestransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd's website. Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s's:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd when Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd may collect and review that information (“"collectively Personal Information”") If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable I disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the siteCommercial Painting Group Pty Ltd's website.
18.3 17.3 The Client agrees for Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.BD.0.8, occupation, driver’s 's license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd.
18.4 17.4 The Client agrees that Proquip Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client's repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
17.5 The Client consents to Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
17.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client's credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
17.7 Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
17.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 18.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Commercial Painting Group Pty Ltd is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client's application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
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Sources: Terms of Trade
Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Olectric is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.320.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Olectric acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Olectric acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientCustomer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Olectric that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Olectric will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Olectric in respect of Cookies where the Client Customer utilises ProquipOlectric’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Olectric agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Olectric when Proquip Olectric sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Olectric may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client Customer consents to ProquipOlectric’s use of Cookies on ProquipOlectric’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Customer may manage and control ProquipOlectric’s privacy controls via the ClientCustomer’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip Olectric may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
20.4 The Customer consents to Olectric being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
20.5 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Olectric for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
20.6 Olectric may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
20.7 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 20.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Olectric is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults (provided Olectric is a member of an approved QAIC External Disputes Resolution Scheme), overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Customer no longer has any overdue accounts and Olectric has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of Olectric, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
20.8 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Olectric:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Olectric and the right to request that Olectric correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that Olectric does not disclose any Personal Information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
20.9 Olectric will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
20.10 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting Olectric via e-mail. Olectric will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Customer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Contract
Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Waimak Engineering is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 20.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Waimak Engineering acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Waimak Engineering acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientCustomer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Waimak Engineering that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Waimak Engineering will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Waimak Engineering in respect of Cookies where the Client Customer utilises ProquipWaimak Engineering’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Waimak Engineering agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer ’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Waimak Engineering when Proquip Waimak Engineering sends an email to the ClientCustomer , so Proquip Waimak Engineering may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client Customer consents to ProquipWaimak Engineering’s use of Cookies on ProquipWaimak Engineering’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Customer may manage and control ProquipWaimak Engineering’s privacy controls via the ClientCustomer’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises Waimak Engineering or Waimak Engineering ’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer ;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer ’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(b) disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by Waimak Engineering from the Customer directly or obtained by Waimak Engineering from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orCustomer.
20.4 Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 20.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
20.5 The Customer shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from Waimak Engineering, a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Waimak Engineering and the right to exchange information request that Waimak Engineering correct any incorrect Personal Information.
20.6 Waimak Engineering will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer ’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
20.7 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting Waimak Engineering via e-mail. Waimak Engineering will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit accountreceipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/comply/comptop.html.
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Sources: Contract
Privacy Policy. 18.1 15.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Expressway Spares is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.315.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Expressway Spares acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Expressway Spares acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip Expressway Spares that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Expressway Spares will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 15.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.115.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Expressway Spares in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiriestransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Expressway Spares’ website. Proquip Expressway Spares agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Expressway Spares when Proquip Expressway Spares sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Expressway Spares may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls Customer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the siteExpressway Spares’ website.
18.3 15.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip Expressway Spares to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipExpressway Spares.
18.4 15.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip Expressway Spares may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
15.5 The Customer consents to Expressway Spares being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
15.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Expressway Spares for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
15.7 Expressway Spares may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
15.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 15.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Expressway Spares is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Customer no longer has any overdue accounts and Expressway Spares has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of Expressway Spares, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
15.9 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Expressway Spares:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Expressway Spares and the right to request that Expressway Spares correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that Expressway Spares does not disclose any Personal Information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
15.10 Expressway Spares will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
15.11 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting Expressway Spares via e-mail. Expressway Spares will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Customer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Wastech Services is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, clause18.3 and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Wastech Services acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Wastech Services acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip Wastech Services that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Wastech Services will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Wastech Services in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiriestransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Wastech Services’ website. Proquip Wastech Services agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Wastech Services when Proquip Wastech Services sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Wastech Services may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls Customer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the siteWastech Services’ website.
18.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip Wastech Services to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipWastech Services.
18.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip Wastech Services may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
18.5 The Customer consents to Wastech Services being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
18.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Wastech Services for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(a) referred to a single arbitrator to be nominated by the President of the Institute of Arbitrators Australia; and
(b) conducted in accordance with the Institute of Arbitrators Australia Rules for the Conduct of Commercial Arbitration.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 21.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip M.D.L is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 21.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip M.D.L acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip M.D.L acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip M.D.L that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip M.D.L will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 21.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.121.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip M.D.L in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from M.D.L’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip M.D.L agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip M.D.L when Proquip M.D.L sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip M.D.L may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via M.D.L’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 21.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises M.D.L or M.D.L’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(b) disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by M.D.L from the Customer directly or obtained by M.D.L from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(c) 21.4 Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 21.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
21.5 The Customer shall have the right to exchange information with other credit providers as request M.D.L for a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by M.D.L and the right to request M.D.L to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer held by M.D.L.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 21.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Expoelle is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.321.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Expoelle acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Expoelle acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip Expoelle that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Expoelle will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 21.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.121.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Expoelle in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Expoelle’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Expoelle agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Expoelle when Proquip Expoelle sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Expoelle may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquipshall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Expoelle’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 21.3 The Client agrees for Proquip Expoelle to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipExpoelle.
18.4 21.4 The Client agrees that Proquip Expoelle may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
21.5 The Client consents to Expoelle being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
21.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Expoelle for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
21.7 Expoelle may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
21.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 21.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Expoelle is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and Expoelle has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of Expoelle, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
21.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Expoelle:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Expoelle and the right to request that Expoelle correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that Expoelle does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
21.10 Expoelle will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
21.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting Expoelle via e-mail. Expoelle will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 21.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Genweld is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 21.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Genweld acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Genweld acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip Genweld that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Genweld will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 21.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.121.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Genweld in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Genweld’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Genweld agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Genweld when Proquip Genweld sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Genweld may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Genweld’s website.
21.3 The Client authorises Genweld or Genweld’s agent to:
(a) access, collect, retain and control Proquip’s privacy controls via use any information about the Client’s web browser;
(i) (including, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by Genweld from the Client directly or obtained by Genweld from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 21.4 Where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oran individual the authorities under clause 21.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
21.5 The Client shall have the right to request Genweld for a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Genweld and the right to request Genweld to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the Client held by Genweld.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 27.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip RJA is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.327.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip RJA acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip RJA acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip RJA that may result in serious harm to the Client▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, Proquip ▇▇▇ will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 27.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.127.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip RJA in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from RJA’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip RJA agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip RJA when Proquip RJA sends an email to the Client, so Proquip RJA may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquip’s use of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.)
18.3 27.3 The Client agrees for Proquip RJA to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipRJA.
18.4 27.4 The Client agrees that Proquip RJA may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
27.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by RJA for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
▇▇.▇ ▇▇▇ may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
27.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 27.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that RJA is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and RJA has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of RJA, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
27.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from RJA:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by RJA and the right to request that RJA correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that RJA does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
27.10 RJA will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
27.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇-▇▇▇▇. ▇▇▇ will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 25.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip HMC Group Solutions is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.325.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip HMC Group Solutions acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip HMC Group Solutions acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip HMC Group Solutions that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip HMC Group Solutions will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 25.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.125.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip HMC Group Solutions in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from HMC Group Solutions’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip HMC Group Solutions agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip HMC Group Solutions when Proquip HMC Group Solutions sends an email to the Client, so Proquip HMC Group Solutions may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquipshall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via HMC Group Solutions’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 25.3 The Client agrees for Proquip HMC Group Solutions to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.HMC Group Solutions. Terms of Hire - V1.0 03/2022 HMC Group Solutions Pty Ltd | 20624155086
18.4 25.4 The Client agrees that Proquip HMC Group Solutions may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
25.5 The Client consents to HMC Group Solutions being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
25.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by HMC Group Solutions for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Equipment; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Equipment; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Equipment.
25.7 HMC Group Solutions may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
25.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 25.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that HMC Group Solutions is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and HMC Group Solutions has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments); Terms of Hire - V1.0 03/2022 HMC Group Solutions Pty Ltd | 20624155086
(g) information that, in the opinion of HMC Group Solutions, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
25.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from HMC Group Solutions:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by HMC Group Solutions and the right to request that HMC Group Solutions correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that HMC Group Solutions does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
25.10 HMC Group Solutions will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e- mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
25.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting HMC Group Solutions via e-mail. HMC Group Solutions will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Service Agreement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 23.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip is Personal Information, including Personally Identifiable Information (PII) as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore 23.4 held or used by the Seller is considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip the Seller acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information PII pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 8 of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip the Seller acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal InformationCustomers PII, held by Proquip the Seller that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip the Seller will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information PII must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 23.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.123.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Seller in respect of Cookies where transactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from the Client utilises ProquipSeller’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip the Seller agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of the Customers Personal Information such as the Client’sas:
(a) IP address, browser, email client Customer type and other similar details;; and
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports which are available to Proquip the Seller when Proquip the Seller sends an email to the Client, Customer; so Proquip the Seller may collect and review that information (collectively “collectively Personal InformationPII”) )
23.3 If the Client Customer consents to Proquipthe Contractor’s use of Cookies on Proquipthe Contractor’s website and later wishes wish to withdraw that consent, the Client Customer may manage and control Proquipthe Contractor’s privacy controls via the ClientCustomer’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 23.4 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises the Seller or the Seller’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (e.g. email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(b) disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by the Seller from the Customer directly or obtained by the Seller from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(c) 23.5 Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 23.4 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
23.6 The Customer shall have the right to exchange information with other credit providers as request the Seller for a copy of the PII about the Customer retained by the Seller and the right to request the status of this credit account, where Seller to correct any incorrect PII about the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer held by the Seller.
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Sources: Sales Contracts
Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.320.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject sub ject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd when Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd sends an email to the Client, so Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquipshall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhisto ry) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd.
18.4 20.4 The Client agrees that Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
20.5 The Client consents to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
20.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Works; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Works; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Works.
20.7 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
20.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 20.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternative ly that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
20.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd and the right to request that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
20.10 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
20.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd via e-mail. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ElectriCool Pty Ltd will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip TRCO is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.320.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip TRCO acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip TRCO acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip TRCO that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip TRCO will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip TRCO in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipTRCO’s website to make enquiries. Proquip TRCO agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip TRCO when Proquip ▇▇▇▇ sends an email to the Client, so Proquip TRCO may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipTRCO’s use of Cookies on ProquipTRCO’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipTRCO’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip TRCO to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipTRCO.
18.4 20.4 The Client agrees that Proquip TRCO may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
20.5 The Client consents to TRCO being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
20.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by TRCO for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Works; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Works; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Works.
20.7 TRCO may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
20.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 20.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that TRCO is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults (provided TRCO is a member of an approved OAIC External Disputes Resolution Scheme), overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and TRCO has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of TRCO, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement.
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
20.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from TRCO:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by TRCO and the right to request that TRCO correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that TRCO does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
20.10 TRCO will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
20.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting TRCO via e-mail. ▇▇▇▇ will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to decide as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Contract
Privacy Policy. 18.1 9.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 9.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 9.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.19.3, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS’s website to make enquiries. Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;.
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS when Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS sends an email to the Client, so Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquip▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ’s use of Cookies on Proquip▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquip▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 9.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
i) (e.g. including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; and/oror
ii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to the Client.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS from the Client directly or obtained by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 9.4 Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause 8.1 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
9.5 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS and the right to request that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS correct any incorrect Personal Information.
9.6 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in default order to fulfil the obligations of this Agreement or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers; and/orthe law.
9.7 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS will acknowledge receipt of a complaint within 7 days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to give a response to the complaint within 21 days of receipt. If the Client is not satisfied with the response provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Terms of Engagement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 19.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Alchemis is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 19.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Alchemis acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Alchemis acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Alchemis that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Alchemis will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 19.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.119.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Alchemis in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipAlchemis’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Alchemis agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Alchemis when Proquip Alchemis sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Alchemis may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipAlchemis’s use of Cookies on ProquipAlchemis’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipAlchemis’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 19.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises Alchemis or Alchemis’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by Alchemis from the Client directly or obtained by Alchemis from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
19.4 Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause 19.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
19.5 The Client shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from Alchemis, a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Alchemis and the right to exchange information request that Alchemis correct any incorrect Personal Information.
19.6 Alchemis will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
19.7 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting Alchemis via e-mail. Alchemis will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit account, where receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is in default not satisfied with other credit providers; and/orthe resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/comply/comptop.html.
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Sources: Contract
Privacy Policy. 18.1 17.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip PP is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.317.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip PP acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip PP acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip PP that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip PP will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 17.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.117.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip PP in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipPP’s website to make enquiries. Proquip PP agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip PP when Proquip PP sends an email to the Client, so Proquip PP may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipPP’s use of Cookies on ProquipPP’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipPP’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 17.3 The Client agrees for Proquip PP to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by ProquipPP.
18.4 17.4 The Client agrees that Proquip PP may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
17.5 The Client consents to PP being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
17.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by PP for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Works; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Works; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Works.
17.7 PP may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
17.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 17.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that PP is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and PP has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of PP, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
17.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from PP:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by PP and the right to request that PP correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that PP does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
17.10 PP will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
17.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting PP via e-mail. PP will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 24.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Safe Hire Limited is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 24.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Safe Hire Limited acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Safe Hire Limited acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip Safe Hire Limited that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Safe Hire Limited will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 24.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.124.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Safe Hire Limited in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Safe Hire Limited’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Safe Hire Limited agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Safe Hire Limited when Proquip Safe Hire Limited sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Safe Hire Limited may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Safe Hire Limited’s website.
24.3 The Client authorises Safe Hire Limited or Safe Hire Limited’s agent to:
(a) access, collect, retain and control Proquip’s privacy controls via use any information about the Client’s web browser;
(i) (including, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by Safe Hire Limited from the Client directly or obtained by Safe Hire Limited from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 24.4 Where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oran individual the authorities under clause 24.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
24.5 The Client shall have the right to request Safe Hire Limited for a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Safe Hire Limited and the right to request Safe Hire Limited to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the Client held by Safe Hire Limited.
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Sources: Service Agreement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip acknowledges its obligation in relation to In accordance with the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC provisions of the Act being Privacy Amendment Mexican FEDERAL LAW ON PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA HELD BY PRIVATE PARTIES (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirementsLey Federal de Protección de Datos Personales en Posesión de los Particulares), where relevant the OWNER implements the necessary measures to ensure the privacy of the personal data collected in a European Economic Area way that guarantees its security, alteration, loss or unauthorized treatment. In order to comply with the provisions of the Mexican FEDERAL LAW ON PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA HELD BY PRIVATE PARTIES (“EEA”Ley Federal de Protección de Datos Personales en Posesión de los Particulares), under all the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip acknowledges personal data that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip is collected through this WEBSITE will notify the Client be treated in accordance with the Act and/or principles of legality, quality, purpose, loyalty and responsibility. All processing of personal data will be subject to the GDPRconsent of the owner. Any release In any case, the use of such Personal Information must financial data will require the explicit authorization of their owners, however, this may be given through the WEBSITE itself using the mechanisms enabled for this purpose, and in accordance any case this type of data will be treat with the Act necessary measures to protect their use. The same will happen in the case of sensitive personal data, that due to improper use may give rise to discrimination or their disclosure entails a risk for the owner. The processing of personal data will be limited to the fulfillment of the purposes set in the Privacy Policy, which will be available at the following link: The WEBSITE may include hyperlinks or links that allow access to web pages of third parties other than PPI. The owners of those websites will have their own privacy and data protection policies, for which PPI does not assume any type of responsibility for the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved data that is provided by the Client USER through any website other than (https: //▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/). PPI has the right to modify its Privacy Policy, according to its needs or derived from any change in legislation. The access or the use of the WEBSITE after those changes will imply the acceptance of these changes. Aviso de privacidad The access to the WEBSITE may involve the use of cookies, which are small amounts of information that are stored in the browser used by written consentthe USER. Cookies facilitate navigation, unless subject make it more user-friendly, and do not damage the navigation device, for this, they can collect information to an operation of law.
18.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.1enter the WEBSITE, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip in respect of Cookies where store the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiries. Proquip agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologiesUSER's preferences, as well as the interaction that the USER has with the WEBSITE, such as pixels for example: the date and web beacons time the WEBSITE is accessed, the time that it has been used, the sites visited before and after it, the number of pages visited, the IP address from which the USER accesses, the frequency of visits, etc. This type of information will be used to improve the WEBSITE, detect errors, and possible needs that the USER may have, and to offer USERS better quality services and content. In any case, the information collected will be anonymous and individual USERS will not be identified. If the USER does not want this type of information to be collected, he/she must disable, reject, restrict, and/or eliminate the use of cookies in their internet browser. The procedures to perform these actions may differ from one browser to another. Therefore, it is suggested to review the instructions provided by the browser developer. If the USER rejects the use of cookies (if applicabletotally or partially), such technology allows the collection USER may continue to use the WEBSITE, although some of Personal Information such as its functions may be disabled. It is possible that in the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip when Proquip sends an email to the Clientfuture these policies regarding cookies will change or be updated, so Proquip may collect it recommended to review the updates made to this TERMS AND CONDITIONS, in order to be informed about how and review why PPI uses the cookies that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If are generated when entering or using the Client consents to Proquip’s use of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the siteWEBSITE.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
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Sources: Terms and Conditions
Privacy Policy. 18.1 16.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip B & B Timbers is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.316.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip B & B Timbers acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip B & B Timbers acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip B & B Timbers that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip B & B Timbers will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 16.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.116.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip B & B Timbers in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s website to make enquiriestransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from B & B Timbers’ website. Proquip B & B Timbers agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip B & B Timbers when Proquip B & B Timbers sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip B & B Timbers may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls Customer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the siteB & B Timbers’ website.
18.3 16.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip B & B Timbers to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipB & B Timbers.
18.4 16.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip B & B Timbers may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two years.
16.5 The Customer consents to B & B Timbers being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
16.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by B & B Timbers for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods/Equipment; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods/Equipment; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods/Equipment.
16.7 B & B Timbers may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
16.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 16.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that B & B Timbers is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Customer no longer has any overdue accounts and B & B Timbers has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge(e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of B & B Timbers, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
16.9 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from B & B Timbers:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by B & B Timbers and the right to request that B & B Timbers correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that B & B Timbers does not disclose any Personal Information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
16.10 B & B Timbers will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
16.11 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting B & B Timbers via e-mail. B & B Timbers will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Customer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 9.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip LOWTHERS TAX is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 9.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip LOWTHERS TAX acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ TAX acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip LOWTHERS TAX that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip LOWTHERS TAX will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 9.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.19.3, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip LOWTHERS TAX in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipLOWTHERS TAX’s website to make enquiries. Proquip LOWTHERS TAX agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;.
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip LOWTHERS TAX when Proquip LOWTHERS TAX sends an email to the Client, so Proquip LOWTHERS TAX may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipLOWTHERS TAX’s use of Cookies on ProquipLOWTHERS TAX’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipLOWTHERS TAX’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 9.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ TAX or LOWTHERS TAX’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client; I. (e.g. including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oror
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Sources: Terms of Engagement
Privacy Policy. 18.1 17.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip L.I is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.317.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip L.I acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip L.I acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Clients Personal Information, held by Proquip L.I that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip L.I will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 17.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.117.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip L.I in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from L.I’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip L.I agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip L.I when Proquip L.I sends an email to the Client, so Proquip L.I may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquipshall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via L.I’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 17.3 The Client agrees for Proquip L.I to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.L.I.
18.4 17.4 The Client agrees that Proquip L.I may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two years.
17.5 The Client consents to L.I being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
17.6 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by L.I for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods/Equipment; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods/Equipment; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods/Equipment.
17.7 L.I may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
17.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 17.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that L.I is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that
(g) information that, in the opinion of L.I, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
17.9 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from L.I:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by L.I and the right to request that L.I correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that L.I does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
17.10 L.I will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
17.11 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting L.I via e-mail. L.I will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Sources: Contract
Privacy Policy. 18.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip the Contractor is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip The Contractor acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC IIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a Contractor is from an European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip The Contractor acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Contractors Personal Information, held by Proquip the Contractor that may result in serious harm to the ClientContractor, Proquip the Contractor will notify the Client Contractor in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Contractor by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip the Contractor in respect of Cookies where transactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from the Client utilises ProquipContractor’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip The Contractor agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip the Contractor when Proquip the Contractor sends an email to the ClientContractor, so Proquip the Contractor may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s privacy controls shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via the ClientContractor’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 The Client Contractor agrees for Proquip the Contractor to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Contractor in relation to credit provided by Proquipthe Contractor.
18.4 The Client Contractor agrees that Proquip the Contractor may exchange information about the Client Contractor with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientContractor; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientContractor; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Contractor is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Contractor including the Contractor’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
18.5 The Contractor consents to the Contractor being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
18.6 The Contractor agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by the Contractor for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Contractor’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Contractor; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
18.7 The Contractor may give information about the Contractor to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Contractor including credit history.
18.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) personal information as outlined in 18.1 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that the Contractor is a current credit provider to the Contractor;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Contractor’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Contractor no longer has any overdue accounts and the Contractor has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of the Contractor, the Contractor has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Contractor’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
18.9 The Contractor shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from the Contractor:
(a) a copy of the information about the Contractor retained by the Contractor and the right to request that the Contractor correct any incorrect information; and
(b) that the Contractor does not disclose any personal information about the Contractor for the purpose of direct marketing.
18.10 The Contractor will destroy personal information upon the Contractor’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Agreement or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
18.11 The Contractor can make a privacy complaint by contacting the Contractor via e-mail. The Contractor will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Contractor is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Contractor can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 19.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Walkie Talkie is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 19.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Walkie Talkie acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Walkie Talkie acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Walkie Talkie that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Walkie Talkie will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 19.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.119.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Walkie Talkie in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipWalkie Talkie’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Walkie Talkie agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Walkie Talkie when Proquip Walkie Talkie sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Walkie Talkie may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipWalkie Talkie’s use of Cookies on ProquipWalkie Talkie’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipWalkie Talkie’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 19.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises Walkie Talkie or Walkie Talkie’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by Walkie Talkie from the Client directly or obtained by Walkie Talkie from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
19.4 Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause 19.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
19.5 The Client shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from Walkie Talkie, a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Walkie Talkie and the right to exchange information request that Walkie Talkie correct any incorrect Personal Information.
19.6 Walkie Talkie will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
19.7 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting Walkie Talkie via e-mail. Walkie Talkie will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit account, where receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is in default not satisfied with other credit providers; and/orthe resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/comply/comptop.html.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 22.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Couchmans is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 22.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Couchmans acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Couchmans acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Couchmans that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Couchmans will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 22.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.122.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Couchmans in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquip’s Couchmans’ website to make enquiries. Proquip Couchmans agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Couchmans when Proquip Couchmans sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Couchmans may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to Proquip’s Couchmans’ use of Cookies on Proquip’s Couchmans’ website and later wishes wish to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control Proquip’s Couchmans’ privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 22.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises Couchmans or Couchmans’ agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/or.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by Couchmans from the Client directly or obtained by Couchmans from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 22.4 Where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/oran individual the authorities under clause 22.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
22.5 The Client shall have the right to request Couchmans for a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Couchmans and the right to request Couchmans to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the Client held by Couchmans.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 16.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip CyberChill is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.316.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip CyberChill acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip CyberChill acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip CyberChill that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip CyberChill will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 16.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.116.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip CyberChill in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipCyberChill’s website to make enquiries. Proquip CyberChill agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip CyberChill when Proquip CyberChill sends an email to the Client, so Proquip CyberChill may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipCyberChill’s use of Cookies on ProquipCyberChill’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipCyberChill’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 16.3 The Client agrees that Proquip CyberChill may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Client including the Client’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
16.4 The Client consents to CyberChill being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
16.5 The Client agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by CyberChill for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Client’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Client; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
16.6 CyberChill may give information about the Client to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client including credit history.
16.7 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 16.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that CyberChill is a current credit provider to the Client;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Client’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults (provided CyberChill is a member of an approved QAIC External Disputes Resolution Scheme), overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Client no longer has any overdue accounts and CyberChill has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of CyberChill, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Client’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
16.8 The Client shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from CyberChill:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by CyberChill and the right to request that CyberChill correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that CyberChill does not disclose any Personal Information about the Client for the purpose of direct marketing.
16.9 CyberChill will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
16.10 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting CyberChill via e-mail. CyberChill will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Client is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 20.1 All emails, documents, images images, or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Treetops ELC is “Personal Information, ” as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 20.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Treetops ELC acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC II of the OECD Guidelines and as set out in the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Treetops ELC acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientParent’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Treetops ELC that may result in serious harm to the ClientParent, Proquip Treetops ELC will notify the Client Parent in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Parent by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 20.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.120.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Treetops ELC in respect of Cookies where the Client Parent utilises ProquipTreetops ELC’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Treetops ELC agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientParent’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Treetops ELC when Proquip Treetops ELC sends an email to the ClientParent, so Proquip Treetops ELC may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client Parent consents to ProquipTreetops ELC’s use of Cookies on ProquipTreetops ELC’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Parent may manage and control ProquipTreetops ELC’s privacy controls via the ClientParent’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 20.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Parent authorises Treetops ELC or Treetops ELC’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Parent;
(e.g. i) including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about history or any overdue fines balance information held by the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates Ministry of Justice for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Parent’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orParent.
(b) disclose information about the Parent, whether collected by Treetops ELC from the Parent directly or obtained by Treetops ELC from any other source to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orParent.
20.4 Where the Parent is an individual the authorities under clause 20.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
20.5 The Parent shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from Treetops ELC, a copy of the Personal Information about the Parent retained by Treetops ELC and the right to exchange information request that Treetops ELC correct any incorrect Personal Information.
20.6 Treetops ELC will destroy Personal Information upon the Parent’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
20.7 The Parent can make a privacy complaint by contacting Treetops ELC via e-mail. Treetops ELC will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit accountreceipt of the complaint. In the event that the Parent is not satisfied with the resolution provided, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orParent can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 19.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip SJL is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 19.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip SJL acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 1993 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip SJL acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Customers Personal Information, held by Proquip SJL that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip SJL will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 19.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.119.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip SJL in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from SJL’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip SJL agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip SJL when Proquip SJL sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip SJL may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via SJL’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 19.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises SJL or SJL’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(b) disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by SJL from the Customer directly or obtained by SJL from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(c) 19.4 Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 19.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
19.5 The Customer shall have the right to exchange information with other credit providers as request SJL for a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by SJL and the right to request SJL to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer held by SJL.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 9.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip P & M Fireplaces is “Personal Information, ” as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 9.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip P & M Fireplaces acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC II of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) OECD Guidelines and any statutory requirements, where relevant as set out in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”)Act. Proquip P & M Fireplaces acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientCustomer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip P & M Fireplaces that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip P & M Fireplaces will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPRAct. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 9.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.19.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip P & M Fireplaces in respect of Cookies where the Client Customer utilises Proquip’s P & M Fireplaces’ website to make enquiries. Proquip P & M Fireplaces agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip P & M Fireplaces when Proquip P & M Fireplaces sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip P & M Fireplaces may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client Customer consents to Proquip’s P & M Fireplaces’ use of Cookies on Proquip’s P & M Fireplaces’ website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client Customer may manage and control Proquip’s P & M Fireplaces’ privacy controls via the ClientCustomer’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 9.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises P & M Fireplaces or P & M Fireplaces’ agent to: (CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) to assess an application by for the Client; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers purpose of a default by the Client; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as marketing products and services to the status of this credit account, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal is Personal Information, as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, and therefore considered Confidential Information. Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including the Part IIIC of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (NDB) and any statutory requirements, where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientCustomer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Still Standing Sheetmetal’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal when Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Still Standing Sheetmetal’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 The Client Customer agrees for Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal to obtain from a credit reporting body (CRB) a credit report containing personal credit information (e.g. name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit history) about the Client Customer in relation to credit provided by ProquipStill Standing Sheetmetal.
18.4 The Client Customer agrees that Proquip Still Standing Sheetmetal may exchange information about the Client Customer with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(b) to notify other credit providers of a default by the ClientCustomer; and/or
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where the Client Customer is in default with other credit providers; and/or
(d) to assess the creditworthiness of the Customer including the Customer’s repayment history in the preceding two (2) years.
18.5 The Customer consents to Still Standing Sheetmetal being given a consumer credit report to collect overdue payment on commercial credit.
18.6 The Customer agrees that personal credit information provided may be used and retained by Still Standing Sheetmetal for the following purposes (and for other agreed purposes or required by):
(a) the provision of Goods; and/or
(b) analysing, verifying and/or checking the Customer’s credit, payment and/or status in relation to the provision of Goods; and/or
(c) processing of any payment instructions, direct debit facilities and/or credit facilities requested by the Customer; and/or
(d) enabling the collection of amounts outstanding in relation to the Goods.
18.7 Still Standing Sheetmetal may give information about the Customer to a CRB for the following purposes:
(a) to obtain a consumer credit report;
(b) allow the CRB to create or maintain a credit information file about the Customer including credit history.
18.8 The information given to the CRB may include:
(a) Personal Information as outlined in 18.3 above;
(b) name of the credit provider and that Still Standing Sheetmetal is a current credit provider to the Customer;
(c) whether the credit provider is a licensee;
(d) type of consumer credit;
(e) details concerning the Customer’s application for credit or commercial credit (e.g. date of commencement/termination of the credit account and the amount requested);
(f) advice of consumer credit defaults, overdue accounts, loan repayments or outstanding monies which are overdue by more than sixty (60) days and for which written notice for request of payment has been made and debt recovery action commenced or alternatively that the Customer no longer has any overdue accounts and Still Standing Sheetmetal has been paid or otherwise discharged and all details surrounding that discharge (e.g. dates of payments);
(g) information that, in the opinion of Still Standing Sheetmetal, the Customer has committed a serious credit infringement;
(h) advice that the amount of the Customer’s overdue payment is equal to or more than one hundred and fifty dollars ($150).
18.9 The Customer shall have the right to request (by e-mail) from Still Standing Sheetmetal:
(a) a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Still Standing Sheetmetal and the right to request that Still Standing Sheetmetal correct any incorrect Personal Information; and
(b) that Still Standing Sheetmetal does not disclose any Personal Information about the Customer for the purpose of direct marketing.
18.10 Still Standing Sheetmetal will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with the law.
18.11 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting Still Standing Sheetmetal via e-mail. Still Standing Sheetmetal will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the complaint within thirty (30) days of receipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, the Customer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 25.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Pronto Hire is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 25.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Pronto Hire acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), under ” then the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Pronto Hire acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the ClientCustomer’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Pronto Hire that may result in serious harm to the ClientCustomer, Proquip Pronto Hire will notify the Client Customer in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client Customer by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 25.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.125.1, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Pronto Hire in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises Proquiptransactions for purchases/orders transpire directly from Pronto Hire’s website to make enquirieswebsite. Proquip Pronto Hire agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the ClientCustomer’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Pronto Hire when Proquip Pronto Hire sends an email to the ClientCustomer, so Proquip Pronto Hire may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If In order to enable / disable the Client consents to Proquip’s use collection of Cookies on Proquip’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consentPersonal Information by way of Cookies, the Client may manage and control ProquipCustomer shall have the right to enable / disable the Cookies first by selecting the option to enable / disable, provided on the website prior to proceeding with a purchase/order via Pronto Hire’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the sitewebsite.
18.3 25.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body Customer authorises Pronto Hire or Pronto Hire’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(e.g. i) (including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:purpose of assessing the Customer’s creditworthiness; or
(aii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to assess an application by the Client; and/orCustomer.
(b) disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by Pronto Hire from the Customer directly or obtained by Pronto Hire from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/orCustomer.
25.4 Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 25.3 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
25.5 The Customer shall have the right to request Pronto Hire for a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Pronto Hire and the right to request Pronto Hire to correct any incorrect Personal Information about the Customer held by Pronto Hire.
25.6 The Customer shall have the right to request (cby e-mail) from Pronto Hire, a copy of the Personal Information about the Customer retained by Pronto Hire and the right to exchange information request that Pronto Hire correct any incorrect Personal Information.
25.7 Pronto Hire will destroy Personal Information upon the Customer’s request (by e-mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in order to fulfil the obligations of this Contract or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers the law.
25.8 The Customer can make a privacy complaint by contacting Pronto Hire via e-mail. Pronto Hire will respond to that complaint within seven (7) days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to make a decision as to the status complaint within twenty (20) days of this credit accountreceipt of the complaint. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution provided, where the Client is in default with other credit providers; and/orCustomer can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/comply/comptop.html.
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Privacy Policy. 18.1 9.1 All emails, documents, images or other recorded information held or used by Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited is Personal Information, Information as defined and referred to in clause 18.3, 9.3 and therefore considered Confidential Informationconfidential. Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited acknowledges its obligation in relation to the handling, use, disclosure and processing of Personal Information pursuant to the Privacy Act 1988 2020 (“the Act”) including Part II of the Part IIIC OECD Guidelines and as set out in Schedule 5A of the Act being Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (NDB) and any statutory requirements, requirements where relevant in a European Economic Area (“EEA”), ” under the EU Data Privacy Laws (including the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”) (collectively, “EU Data Privacy Laws”). Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited acknowledges that in the event it becomes aware of any data breaches and/or disclosure of the Client’s Personal Information, held by Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited that may result in serious harm to the Client, Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited will notify the Client in accordance with the Act and/or the GDPR. Any release of such Personal Information personal information must be in accordance with the Act and the GDPR (where relevant) and must be approved by the Client by written consent, unless subject to an operation of law.
18.2 9.2 Notwithstanding clause 18.19.3, privacy limitations will extend to Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited in respect of Cookies where the Client utilises ProquipCrunch Accounting Services Limited’s website to make enquiries. Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited agrees to display reference to such Cookies and/or similar tracking technologies, such as pixels and web beacons (if applicable), such technology allows the collection of Personal Information such as the Client’s:
(a) IP address, browser, email client type and other similar details;.
(b) tracking website usage and traffic; and
(c) reports are available to Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited when Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited sends an email to the Client, so Proquip Crunch Accounting Services Limited may collect and review that information (“collectively Personal Information”) If the Client consents to ProquipCrunch Accounting Services Limited’s use of Cookies on ProquipCrunch Accounting Services Limited’s website and later wishes to withdraw that consent, the Client may manage and control ProquipCrunch Accounting Services Limited’s privacy controls via the Client’s web browser, including removing Cookies by deleting them from the browser history when exiting the site.
18.3 9.3 The Client agrees for Proquip to obtain from a credit reporting body authorises Crunch Accounting Services Limited or Crunch Accounting Services Limited’s agent to:
(CRBa) a credit report containing personal credit access, collect, retain and use any information about the Client;
i) (e.g. including, name, address, D.O.B, occupation, driver’s license details, electronic contact (email, Facebook or Twitter details), medical insurance details or next of kin and other contact information (where applicable), previous credit applications, credit historyhistory or any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) about the Client in relation to credit provided by Proquip.
18.4 The Client agrees that Proquip may exchange information about the Client with those credit providers and with related body corporates for the following purposes:
(a) to assess an application by purpose of assessing the Client’s creditworthiness; and/oror
ii) for the purpose of marketing products and services to the Client.
(b) disclose information about the Client, whether collected by Crunch Accounting Services Limited from the Client directly or obtained by Crunch Accounting Services Limited from any other source, to notify any other credit providers provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Client; and/or.
(c) to exchange information with other credit providers as to the status of this credit account, where 9.4 Where the Client is an individual the authorities under clause 8.1 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 2020.
9.5 The Client shall have the right to request (by e‐mail) from Crunch Accounting Services Limited, a copy of the Personal Information about the Client retained by Crunch Accounting Services Limited and the right to request that Crunch Accounting Services Limited correct any incorrect Personal Information.
9.6 Crunch Accounting Services Limited will destroy Personal Information upon the Client’s request (by e‐mail) or if it is no longer required unless it is required in default order to fulfil the obligations of this Agreement or is required to be maintained and/or stored in accordance with other credit providers; and/orthe law.
9.7 The Client can make a privacy complaint by contacting Crunch Accounting Services Limited at ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇. Crunch Accounting Services Limited will acknowledge receipt of a complaint within 7 days of receipt and will take all reasonable steps to give a response to the complaint within 21 days of receipt. If the Client is not satisfied with the response provided, the Client can make a complaint to the Privacy Commissioner at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇.
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