Privacy Policy

Inspiritive appreciates that privacy is an important personal and legal consideration, and personal records must be protected from misuse or unauthorised dissemination. Inspiritive is aware that providing private or business information is an act of trust.

The privacy of personal records will be respected. Any information gathered is for the purpose of informing the owner of the data about Inspiritive's business activities or for recording students' progress. This data will kept updated at regular intervals and stored in secure conditions to be accessed only by Inspiritive personnel and contracted agents. Any contracted agent will have agreed that their access to private information is solely for their use for and on behalf of Inspiritive in the course of conducting Inspiritive's legitimate business. This information is not for use in any other context nor is it available to any other party except as specified here below.

Inspiritive may be required to provide personal information to external organisations including the Australian government and other official bodies in order to provide specific services and as required by law. These may include but are not limited to the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority, Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, Department of Immigration and Citizenship and law enforcement agencies when they present with properly executed warrants.

Each person for whom Inspiritive holds records has the right to determine the use to which those records are put. Inspiritive will not provide personal details to any third party other than an official body as above, without the consent of the owner of the information.

As Inspiritive does not meet the criteria for binding corporate entities under existing privacy legislation in Australia, Inspiritive undertakes to comply with the voluntary National Principles for the Fair Handling of Personal Information developed by the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner in 1998 (www.privacy.gov.au). As a Registered Training Organization Inspiritive will comply with any laws enacted in support of consumers' privacy.

Inspiritive will only collect or monitor personal information about people with their consent in order to provide the information, goods or services requested by them or because it is a legal requirement to collect that information or because that information is in the public domain.

Inspiritive will take all reasonable steps to keep secure any data held on individuals and organizations and to keep this data accurate and up to date. The information will be stored on secure servers. Inspiritive personnel and agents are required to keep any personal information confidential, however Inspiritive will not be held responsible for events arising from unauthorised access to personal records.

Where a client requests a non-disclosure agreement, Inspiritive will consider each case on its merits subject to the law of the country in which the agreement is made and the known values of the parties to the agreement. All lawful efforts will be made to honour any such agreement for the duration of its existence.

Inspiritive.com.au, Inspiritivelife.com.au and Inspiritiveconsulting.com provide links to web sites outside the company. These linked sites are not under Inspiritive's control and Inspiritive is not responsible for the conduct of organizations linked to its web sites. Before disclosing your personal details on any other web site, you are advised to view the terms and conditions for using those web sites.

This web site will change as new information becomes available and statutory requirements for RTOs are updated. Currently Inspiritive's policies will be reviewed at least annually and may be revised at any time. Inspiritive reserves the right to change its privacy policy at any time and to notify you by posting an updated version of the this website.

For more information about privacy issues in Australia and protecting your privacy visit the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner's web site: www.privacy.gov.au

Policy updated 10.7.09 V5