Your privacy is important to us

Double Farley is committed to respecting the privacy of visitors to, and users of, this website.  We use the principles of the New Zealand Privacy Act 1993 to guide our practice.

Principle 1: Purpose of collection of personal information
We don’t collect any personal information about you when you visit or use this site unless you specifically sign-up for newsletters or memberships, or request information from us using any of the contact forms on the site.

Principle 2: Source of personal information
Any personal information will be collected directly from you.  We will never ask you to provide the details of anyone else for any purpose.

Principle 3: Collection of information
We will always make it clear what information is being collected, why it is being collected, how it will be stored, and how it will be used.  

Principle 4: Manner of collection of personal information
We take our legal and ethical responsibilities very seriously and will never engage in unlawfully or unethically collecting, using, or distributing personal information.

Principle 5: Storage and security of personal information
We take every possible precaution to ensure any personal information is stored securely.  We use the following providers in the process of collecting any personal information, and have carefully considered their approach to privacy and security before using them.

Website host: www.weebly.com    Cloud storage: Adobe.com, dropbox.com
Email service: www.google.com    Online video hosting (pre-production): www.wipster.com

Principle 6: Access to personal information
You may contact us at any time to check whether we hold any information about you.  We will comply with your request within 5 working days.

Principle 7: Correction of personal information
You may ask that we correct or delete any personal information we hold about you.  We will comply with your request within 5 working days.

Principle 8: Accuracy of personal information to be checked before use
We only collect personal information directly from you.  If the information you supply proves to be incorrect (e.g. we cannot contact you using the information you provided) we will delete your information.

Principle 9: Personal information is not to be kept for longer than necessary
We will always make it clear to you why personal information is being collected and how long information will be retained. 

Principle 10: Limits on use of personal information
We will always make it clear why personal information is being collected.  Your information will not be used for any other purpose.

Principle 11: Limits on disclosure of personal information
Your personal information will never be disclosed to a third party unless you specifically authorise it.  In this case we will contact you directly and provide details about how the third party proposes to use the information, and provide contact details for the third party.

Principle 12: Unique identifiers
We will not collect unique identification information.

For more information about the New Zealand Privacy Act 1993 and privacy issues in New Zealand: http://privacy.org.nz