Privacy
Privacy Notification
The LH Martin Institute respects the privacy of all individuals. The registration information participants provide to the LH Martin Institute is what the Privacy and Personal Information Act 1988 defines as personal information. The LH Martin Institute collects and stores participants’ information to process enrolments or enquiries, inform participants of future activities or events and improve the services the it offers to participants and their institutions. If participants attend a program which uses the online learning management system, the LH Martin Institute will use the email address provided on the registration form to provide the participants with access for this system. If participants do not wish for this information to be used in this way, they should email the Institute.
To gain maximum benefit from its programs, LH Martin Institute encourages participants to share their feedback with their immediate superior or organisational sponsor. The LH Martin Institute, as part of its service the tertiary education sector, periodically provides the name and department of the participants in its programs to their institution, employer and/or sponsor. If participants do not wish for this information to be given to their institution, employer and/or sponsor, they should email the Institute.
However, in accordance with the Privacy and Personal Information Act 1988, LH Martin Institute does not disclose program participants' information without their express prior consent.
Participants may choose not to provide certain details, as is their right, but as a result, LH Martin Institute may be unable to process their enrolment or enquiry, or complete the process for which it was collecting the information. Participants are entitled to access and alter their personal details at any time by contacting LH Martin Institute by telephone, fax or email. If participants do not wish to receive any mail, faxes or emails in the future, they should email the Institute
For more information, please visit: http://www.unimelb.edu.au/unisec/privacy/.
Alternatively, participants can contact the LH Martin Institute with their queries about privacy issues.
August 2010