Online Privacy-policy
This on-line Privacy Policy is provided to make you aware of how we collect, use and manage information of visitors to our Internet Web Site (IWS). The Publisher and its related entities view the personal privacy of users as an important issue, and we are committed to maintaining the security of personal information provided to us by users in accessing our IWS. This policy forms part of the Terms of Service of the IWS, and describes how we treat personal information that we receive through your use of our IWS.
Definitions
The Trustees of the Daughters of St Paul (trading as Pauline Electronic Publishing) ABN 23 370 778 012 ("the Publisher") is a member of the Catholic Church Religious Group.
'The Publisher', "we" "us" and "our" means the Publisher and all of its related bodies corporate. A related body corporate means a related body corporate as defined in the Corporations Law of Australia.
"IWS" refers to the Internet Web Site Terra Spiritus.
"User/s", "you" and "your" refers to users of, and subscribers to the IWS.
'Hyperlink' means any mechanism of providing a link from one location on the Internet (or a web page) to another location on the Internet (or a different web page, or a different location on the same web page), and includes any mechanism for linking to, or providing access to, files via the Internet.
'Intellectual Property' means all intellectual property rights as defined by Article 2 of the World Intellectual Property Organisation Convention of 1967, in any inventions, designs, trademarks, trade names, circuit layouts, plant varieties, business and domain names, logos and get-up, confidential information, matter, materials or works accessible on or via the Publisher web sites.
"Internet Services" means the supply of Goods and Services by the Publisher including without limitation access to the Publishers website at www.terraspiritus.com.au and to anything on the Publishers website including without limitation the Publisher's "Terra Spiritus" internet magazine.
What Information Do We Collect and How Is It Used?
We collect the following information from visitors to our IWS: domain name, IP address, information regarding what pages are accessed, information volunteered by you, such as survey information, e-mail address, and your preferred means of communication. We collect and log this information for statistical purposes.
We will also collect additional information in relation to subscribers as set out under the heading "Information collected during Subscription", and that additional information will be used by us for accounting and subscriber database management purposes and such information will be provided as necessary to financial institutions. We may also use this information in order to provide you with a personalised experience when you visit our IWS. Through the use of a "cookie" (see under "Cookies"), we can record the pages you visit and the information you require. Through analysis of these records, we can take steps to provide you with an improved service when you revisit our IWS.
Other than as stated in the preceding paragraphs, no attempt is made to identify users or their browsing activities except, in the event of an investigation, where a law enforcement agency may exercise a warrant to inspect logs, or where we believe it is required to collect and produce relevant electronic documentation to use and disclose your personal information to fulfil its obligations to any third parties, including statutory organisations under local law and regulatory bodies.
We will only use and disclose your personal information if necessary to protect any copyright or intellectual property in any material on our IWS, or if it is necessary to enforce our IWS Terms of Service.
We may use third-party advertisers to deliver advertisements to your web browser whilst you are viewing our IWS. We accept no responsibility for any information collected by third-party advertisers once you click on an advertisement and leave our IWS.
Except as specifically stated in this Privacy Policy, we will not share your personally identifiable information with any individual or organisation that is not associated with the Publisher.
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access, destruction, misuse, modification or disclosure as far as is permissible under law, but we accept no responsibility for any unauthorised access gained to any of your personal information in our possession.