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Privacy Policy

You may look at information on the ChildForum site (excluding the member-only area) without providing your contact details.


Contact details are collected strictly for use by ChildForum only. This use may also include sending you information on third party products and services.


Member names, and occasionally contact details also, are only ever forwarded to other organisations to allow eligibility for membership discount scheme benefits to be determined and checked; and/or to enable scheme providers to make contact with interested members.


Occasionally contact details held by ChildForum may be given to another member, where this is requested, if the request is communicated to be of a personal and potentially mutually benefiting nature (e.g. for collaboration on a research project or invitation to be a speaker at an upcoming conference).


You have a right to request to receive a copy of your details held by ChildForum and to correct, amend, or delete these.


The publication of email addresses on this website does not give consent to unsolicited email. Any emails sent to ChildForum and to any individuals or organisations whose email addresses appear on this site must comply with the requirements of the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act 2007 (Department of Internal Affairs' website).


You may ask for your details to be removed from mailing and membership lists at any time. This request should be in writing to ChildForum, PO Box 58-078, Whitby, Porirua 5245, NZ.

 

AMENDMENTS

ChildForum can make changes, for legal or administrative reasons, to the Privacy Policy at any time. For an updated copy please check the ChildForum.com website. Thank you.

 
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