At Quality Plus Callscan, we understand that privacy is important to you. We recognise that you have a right to control how your personal information is collected and used. Therefore, from 21 December 2001, Callscan will comply with the National Privacy Principles as they stand in the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000.

The following information is designed to give our customers and visitors visibility of our policies with regard to privacy.

The collection of your personal information
In some circumstances we may collect certain personal information. We will only request such personal information that is pertinent to the transaction.

How we store your personal information
Your personal information is stored in a secure database that is protected from outside access by the company firewall. Only Quality Plus Callscan employees with the appropriate authority are able to view personal information. Similarly, physical files are also stored in a secure location.

How we use your personal information
Your personal information is only used for the purpose that it was originally collected for. It is not used for any secondary purpose unless we expressly asked your permission or in such cases where you would reasonably expect the information to be used to conduct business.

Disclosure of your information to 3rd parties
The information that we collect is strictly confidential. Quality Plus Callscan will not disclose that information to any third party except in such cases where you would reasonably expect us to disclose it for the primary purpose of the collection.

How to access, correct or update your information.
QPC has an ‘open’ information policy. This means that you can access your personal information if you so choose. To do this, simply contact us as detailed below.

How to contact us
If you have any further questions or concerns in regards to our privacy policy please feel free to contact us on +61 3 9253 1000 or via e-mail on privacy@qpc-ap.com

In summary
Quality Plus Callscan is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy.

Posted 18/09/04