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Web Site Disclaimer
All price lists, product descriptions, specifications and information are subject to change without notice, and where relevant, at the discretion of Banlaw. All plans and diagrams are based on information and the intention of Banlaw at the time of creation of the relevant web page which may change due to future circumstances. No statement, diagram or plan is to amount to a legally binding obligation or warranty. Banlaw accepts no liability for any changes in future stages of any of its development or the type of improvements to be erected on any future stages of any of its development and reserves the right to make changes in its absolute discretion. Nothing contained in any web page as part of this website will give rise to a binding legal agreement or to a binding representation or warranty on the part of Banlaw.

Copyright Notice
The copyright in respect of the design and material contained in any web page forming part of this website is owned by Banlaw and must not be copied or reproduced in any manner without its consent.

User Privacy Policy
The Banlaw website is maintained by Banlaw. This Privacy Policy applies to all the publicly accessible pages on the Banlaw site located at www.banlaw.com.au .Banlaw does not have any responsibility for the privacy policy or practices of third party sites linked to the Banlaw site. If you have any questions about Banlaw’s site or the application of the Privacy Policy, or a request for access to information held please contact Banlaw at info@banalw.com.au

What information do we collect?
Information volunteered by the user, such as comments and enquiries which contain your contacts and e-mail addresses, is used only for internal purposes and is not shared with people or organisations outside Banlaw without your permission.

When you look at the pages on Banlaw’s site, our computers automatically record information that identifies for each page accessed:

• The IP (Internet Protocol) address of the machine which has accessed it
• Your top-level domain name (e.g .com, .gov, .au, .uk, etc)
• The address of your server
• The date and time of your visit to the site
• The pages accessed and documents downloaded
• The previous site visited
• The type of browser and operating system you have used

Cookies can be used from Banlaw’s site to collect information

How do we use the information collected?
The information collected during each visit is aggregated with similar logged information to identify patterns of usage of the site. This will assist us in improving the Banlaw site and the services offered on it.


What exceptions are there to this rule?
Banlaw will collect, use and disclose more extensive information than stated above in the following circumstances:

• Unauthorised attempts to access files which are not published Banlaw pages;
• Unauthorised tampering or interference with files published on the Banalw site;
• Unauthorised attempts to index the contents of the Banlaw site by other sites;
• Attempt to intercept messages of other users of the Banlaw site;
• Communications which are defamatory, abusive, vilify individuals or groups or which give rise to a suspicion that an offence is being committed; and
• Attempts to otherwise compromise the security of the web server or interfere with the enjoyment of the Banlaw site by other
users.

Banlaw reserves the right to make disclosures to relevant authorities where the use of the Banlaw site raises a suspicion that an offence is being, or has been committed. In the event of an investigation Banlaw will provide access to data to any law enforcement agency that may exercise a warrant to inspect our logs.

Is the information stored securely?
Yes. Information collected is stored in an appropriately secure format and held by Banlaw for archival purposes. When the information is no longer required for the purposes, for which it was collected, it is deleted.


What will we do with information provided in feedback?
Banlaw provides feedback facilities on the Banlaw site to allow users to provide input into the future development of the site and to comment on the provision of service and products by Banlaw. Users provide personal details for the purpose of receiving a reply to their feedback. Banlaw provides the option for users to receive additional information in the future. Users can nominate at any time to remove their details from this listing. Banlaw may publish information about feedback on the site.


Who else has access to information within Banlaw
Banlaw captures this information on a secure, externally hosted computer. Access to the raw data is restricted to a limited number of personnel in Banlaw for the purpose of analysis and to report on the success of Banlaw communications and web strategy.


Will this policy be updated over time?
Due to the developing nature of privacy principles for online communication, this policy may be modified or expanded in light of new developments or issues that may arise from time to time. The amended policy will be posted to this site and will operate from the time it is posted.