Principle
1 - Accountability
Principle 2 - Identifying
Purposes
Principle 3 - Consent
Principle 4 - Limiting
Collection
Principle 5 - Limiting
Use, Disclosure and Retention
Principle 6 - Accuracy
Principle 7 - Safeguarding
Customer Information
Principle 8 - Openness
Principle 9 - Customer
Access
Principle 10 -
Handling Customer Complaints and Suggestions
Principle
1 - Accountability
The Canadian Association of Child Life Leaders
is responsible for maintaining and protecting
the personal information under its control. The
Canadian Association of Child Life Leaders has
designated an individual who is accountable for
compliance with the Ten Privacy Principles.
Principle
2 - Identifying Purposes
The purposes for which personal information
is collected will be identified before or at
the time the information is collected.
Principle
3 - Consent
Knowledge and consent are required for the collection,
use or disclosure of personal information except
where required or permitted by law.
Principle
4 - Limiting Collection
The personal information collected must be limited
to those details necessary for the purposes
identified by The Canadian Association of Child
Life Leaders.
Principle
5 - Limiting Use, Disclosure and Retention
Personal information may only be used or disclosed
for the purpose for which it was collected unless
you have otherwise consented, or when it is
required or permitted by law. Personal information
may only be retained for the period of time
required to fulfill the purpose for which it
was collected or as required by law.
Principle
6 - Accuracy
Personal information must be maintained in as
accurate, complete and up-to-date form as is
necessary to fulfill the purposes for which
it is to be used.
Principle
7 - Safeguarding Customer Information
Personal information must be protected by security
safeguards that are appropriate to the sensitivity
level of the information.
Principle
8 - Openness
The Canadian Association of Child Life Leaders
will make information available to our customers
concerning the policies and practices that apply
to the management of their personal information.
Principle
9 - Customer Access
Upon request, a customer shall be informed of
the existence, use and disclosure of their personal
information, and shall be given access to it.
Customers may verify the accuracy and completeness
of their personal information, and may request
that it be amended, if appropriate.
Principle
10 - Handling Customer Complaints and Suggestions
Customers may direct any questions or enquiries
with respect to the privacy principles outlined
above or about our practices by contacting:
The Canadian Association of Child Life Leaders
Privacy Officer
Email: [email protected]
If you have questions or concerns
regarding our organization's privacy policy
and practices, you should first contact The
Canadian Association of Child Life Leaders directly.
If you do not receive acknowledgment
of your inquiry or your inquiry has not been
satisfactorily addressed, you should then contact
the Privacy Commissioner's Office at http://www.privcom.gc.ca
(or 112 Kent Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 1H3),
who will then serve as a liaison with The Canadian
Association of Child Life Leaders to resolve
your concerns. |
