Privacy Declaration & Website Terms

"Black". "Privacy" usually refers to a person's right to freedom from unauthorised intrusion into their life by another person or by the government when it is not necessary for a government to do so. Recent interest in "privacy" has placed a lot of emphasis on a person's right to have personal information, known about them by a government department or an association or a company, protected from others and restricted from dissemination. For a company it usually refers to the company's moral responsibility to protect the privacy of the people that it deals with and the company's legal obligation to ensure that its activities comply at all times with legislation that seeks to protect privacy, such as the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and associated regulations such as the Privacy (Private Sector) Regulations 2001 and that is the way it will be referred to by docDownload. A good way of looking at it: if your company is a small company with revenues less than a million dollars you probably will not be required to adopt a Privacy policy but you may choose to "opt in" because people may not deal with you if you do not protect their privacy. Today, this is especially the case if you are attempting to deal with them over the Internet! This means that it is closely related to the Terms you have adopted related to use of your website. (CC=#3)