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Terms and Conditions
These Terms and Conditions apply to the supply of the Products and Services to the Client by EMPR®New Zealand.
These Terms and Conditions and any document(s) referred to in them constitute the entire agreement about EMPR New Zealand’s supply of the Products and Services to the Client and supersedes all prior understandings, arrangements, representations and agreements. Words used in these Terms and Conditions which have special meanings are given capital letters and are defined in clause 1. A reference in these Terms and Conditions to: a. the singular includes the plural and vice versa; and b. the word “including” means “including, but not limited to,” and the word “includes” means “includes, without limitation,”.
1. Definitions
2. Orders
3. Payment
4. Delivery
5. Part deliveries
6. Inspection and acceptance
7. Title and risk
8. Returns
9. Loss or damage in transit
10. Force majeure
11. Client’s cancellation
12. Default of client
13. Warranty
14. Liability
15. Credit assessment
16. Privacy
17. Intellectual property
18. Confidentiality
19. General
1. Definitions
In these Terms and Conditions:
“EMPR” means EMPR New Zealand Limited
“Customer” means the person, business, company or other legal entity that is the purchaser of the Products and Services;
“Products” means the Products supplied to the Client by EMPR New Zealand and described in the Sales Invoice;
“Sales Contract” means any sales contract entered into by the Client and EMPR New Zealand in respect of the Products and Services supplied to the Client in which these Terms and Conditions are or are deemed to be incorporated;
“Sales Invoice” means the sales invoice issued by EMPR New Zealand in respect of the Products and Services supplied to the Client in which these Terms and Conditions are or are deemed to be incorporated;
“Services” means the services (if any) provided to the Client by EMPR New Zealand and described in the Sales Invoice; and
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2. Orders
a. EMPR may reject any order placed by the Client if there is an insufficient supply of Products which prevents EMPR from being able to fulfil such order.
b. EMPR will not be bound by any terms and conditions attaching to the Client’s order and, unless those terms and conditions are expressly agreed in writing by an authorised representative of EMPR, the Client agrees that those terms and conditions are excluded.
c. EMPR reserves the right to change and or correct prices, product availability and specifications due to any factors (refer point 10) without notice.
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3. Payment
a. The price of the Products and Services will be EMPR’s quoted price.
b. Payment is required prior to delivery of the Products (unless agreed otherwise by EMPR or its authorised representative). If the Client fails to make payment in accordance with this clause 3(b) after demand for payment by EMPR all amounts owing by the Client to EMPR on any account will immediately become due and payable.
c. EMPR may, in its sole discretion:
i. suspend the provision of credit to the Client until all amounts owing are paid for in full; and
ii. from time to time and at any time, vary or cancel any credit facility it makes available to the Client.
d. Unless stated otherwise in these Terms and Conditions (or in writing by an authorised representative of EMPR ), all prices quoted for Products and Services are exclusive of all taxes, handling, delivery, agents’ charges and any other charge, duty or impost.
e. Customers paying by Credit card must ensure sufficient funds are available to cover the purchase. In the event a Credit card charge is declined EMPR will attempt to contact the customer once to rectify the issue or arrange an alternate payment method. If payment has not been received within 48 hours after this contact attempt the order will be cancelled and the stock returned into inventory as available sales stock.
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4. Delivery
The delivery times made known to the Client are estimates only and EMPR will not be liable for late delivery or non-delivery. Under no circumstances will EMPR be liable for any loss, damage or delay suffered or incurred by the Client or its Clients arising from late or non-delivery of the Products.
Orders which are to be picked-up from EMPR must be done so within 7 days of the stock being available. EMPR will attempt to contact customers by phone or email to inform them that an order is ready for pick-up. If contact cannot be established after two attempts or the order is not picked-up with 7 days the order will be cancelled and the stock returned into inventory as available sales stock. EMPR reserves the right to charge a restocking fee as per Section 8 (part a) of these terms and conditions.
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5. Part deliveries
EMPR may make part deliveries of any order, and each part delivery will constitute a separate supply of the Products upon these Terms and Conditions.
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6. Inspection and acceptance
The Client must inspect all Products upon delivery to the Client’s premises and must, within 5 days of delivery, give notice to EMPR of any matter or thing by which the Client alleges that the Products are not in accordance with the Client’s order. Failing such notice and to the extent permitted by law, the Products will be deemed to have been delivered to and accepted by the Client.
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7. Title and risk
a. Products supplied by EMPR to the Client will be at the Client’s risk immediately upon delivery of the Products to the address stated in the Clients purchase order.
b. Risk in the Products will remain with the Client at all times unless EMPR retakes possession of the Products in accordance with clause 7(e)(ii).
c. Title in the Products supplied by EMPR to the Client will not pass to the Client until those Products and any other products supplied by EMPR to the Client have been paid for in full.
d. Until the Products have been paid for in full:
i. the Client may sell the Products and keep records of the Products in the ordinary course of its business as agent for EMPR and must account to EMPR for the proceeds of sale (including any proceeds from insurance claims).
e. If the Client has breached these Terms and Conditions (including any payment obligations) or the terms of any relevant Sales Contract, the Client authorises EMPR, at any time, to enter onto any premises upon which EMPR‘s Products are stored to enable EMPR to:
i. inspect the Products; and/or
ii. reclaim the Products.
f. The Client agrees that the provisions of this clause 7 apply despite any arrangement under which EMPR grants credit to the Client.
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8. Returns
a. Where EMPR approves the Return Authority (RA) request, a restocking fee of $30 or 30% (whichever is the greater) will apply at the discretion of EMPR New Zealand based on circumstances surrounding the return of the product. All returns accepted for credit must be in the original packaging and unopened or credit will be denied.
b. The Client must notify EMPR via empr.co.nz , of any Products it wishes to return within 7 days from the date of the invoice relating to those Products. Custom spare parts (special orders, non-stockable or non returnable items) are to be paid for upfront and are non-returnable and non refundable, this can be at the EMPR New Zealand managers discretion.
c. Returns will be subject to EMPR‘s returns policy as advised to the Client and amended by EMPR from time to time.
d. Each claim for the return of Products by the Client will be dealt with in accordance with the Returns Policy. Any substitute Products to be shipped to the Client in accordance with the Returns Policy will be sent by EMPR to the Client by ordinary freight pre-paid. If the Client requests that the Products be sent by means other than ordinary freight, the extra cost of such accelerated or special freight must be paid by the Client.
e. EMPR will not be liable for any damage or defects in the Products that have been caused by the improper storage, warehousing or transport, or by any neglect, abuse or improper use, installation, maintenance or unauthorised repair.
f. The provisions of this clause 8 do not extend to any Products which have been added to, modified, varied or changed by any person or party other than EMPR.
g. When purchasing a “Refurbished Exchange” item the client agrees to return the defective part within 30 days. Non Adherence to this will result in the client being charged the outright buy price for the non returned item plus a 20% administration fee and an OEM administration charge of $76.
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9. Loss or damage in transit
EMPR is not responsible for any loss or damage to Products in transit by the Clients carrier whether shipping from or returning to EMPR.
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10. Force majeure
If the performance or observance of EMPR‘s obligations under these Terms and Conditions or any relevant Sales Contract is prevented, restricted or affected by a force majeure event including strike, lock out, industrial dispute, raw material shortage, breakdown or plant, transport or equipment or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of EMPR , EMPR will give notice of such cause to the Client and after 60 days from the receipt by Client of such notice, either party may terminate the relevant Sales Contract without penalty.
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11. Client’s cancellation
a. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Client will not have the right to cancel an order which has been accepted by EMPR.
b. Client requests for part, or parts cancellation must be exercised by notice, by submitting a “Parts Cancellation Form” via empr.co.nz not later than 7 days before the estimated date of shipment by the manufacturer or EMPR (as the case may be).
c. Unless otherwise agreed between the Client and EMPR, upon cancellation prior to shipment, any deposit paid by the Client will be forfeited to EMPR.
d. At Managements discretion, a cancellation fee of $30 or 30% (Whichever the greater) will be applicable to cancelled orders.
e. Request for Cancellation will be declined for Parts When: Parts are especially ordered for clients, where the Supplier for EMPR has a non returns policy for that particular part and where EMPR have a zero consumption history for that particular part.
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12. Default of Client
Without prejudice to any other rights that EMPR has under these Terms and Conditions, if the Client fails to make any payment due to EMPR under these Terms and Conditions, EMPR may, in its sole discretion, and without further liability to the Client::
- refuse to make further supplies to the Client under the relevant Sales Contract; and/or
- terminate the Sales Contract without notice.
For all outstanding monies due to EMPR New Zealand P/L the debt will be referred to a nominated debt collection agency.
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13. Warranty
a. Warranty period on all spare parts supplied is 90 days, return to base (RTB). Warranty period on HP spare parts supplied from 1st March 2011 is 180 days (prior to this date a 90 day warranty), return to base (RTB)
b. EMPR will notify the Client of any applicable manufacturers’ warranty in relation to the Products. To the extent permitted by law, EMPR’s entire responsibility with respect to warranties for the Products is to pass on to the Client the benefit of any such warranties.
c. To the extent permitted by law, the manufacturers’ warranties referred to in clause 13(a) are in substitution for all other terms, conditions and warranties, whether implied by statute or otherwise (including any implied warranties with respect to merchantability, fitness for purpose or quality, and whether as to design, assembly, materials or workmanship) and all such terms, conditions and warranties are expressly excluded from these Terms and Conditions.
d. Certain legislation may imply warranties or conditions or impose obligations upon EMPR which cannot be excluded, restricted or modified or cannot be excluded, restricted or modified except to a limited extent. These Terms and Conditions must be read subject to those statutory provisions. If those statutory provisions apply, to the extent to which EMPR is able to do so, its liability will be limited, at its option, to:
i. in the case of Products: the replacement of the Products or resupply of equivalent Products; the repair of the Products; the payment of the cost of replacing the Products or acquiring equivalent Products; or the payment of the cost of having the Products repaired; and
ii. in the case of Services: the supply of the services again; or the payment of the cost of having the services supplied again.
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14. Liability
a. To the extent permitted by law, EMPR will not be liable to the Client or any other person under any circumstances for any loss of use, profit, revenue, interest, goodwill or data, or for any injury or death to any person, or for any indirect, incidental or consequential damages sustained or incurred by the Client, whether such liability arises directly or indirectly as a result of:
i. any negligent act or omission or wilful misconduct of EMPR or its employees or agents;
ii. the supply, performance or use of any Products or Services; or
iii. any breach by EMPR of its obligations under these Terms and Conditions or any relevant Sales Contract.
b. EMPR does not promise that repair facilities or parts will be available in respect of the Products.
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15. Credit assessment
a. If any Products and Services are supplied to the Client on credit, EMPR may need to disclose to a credit reporting agency certain information referred to in clause 15(c) about the Client when assessing the Client’s application for credit and managing the Client’s trading account with EMPR . The Client authorises EMPR to disclose such information to a credit reporting agency for these purposes.
b. Subject to EMPR obligations under the current Privacy Act and any other applicable laws, EMPR may give the information referred to in clause 15(c) to a credit reporting agency to obtain a consumer credit report about the Client or to allow the credit reporting agency to create or maintain a credit information file about the Client. The Client agrees that EMPR may disclose a credit report about it to any credit provider, debt collecting agency or EMPR’s insurers for the purposes of assessing the Client’s credit-worthiness or to collect any overdue payments (as the case may be).
c. EMPR may disclose the following information relating to the Client in accordance with clauses 15(a) and (b):
i. the Client’s name and address;
ii. credit limits on the Client’s accounts;
iii. the amount of any payments which are overdue for at least 45 days;
iv. where an overdue payment has been previously reported, advice that the payment is no longer overdue;
v. cheques or credit card payments which have been dishonoured;
vi. information that, in the opinion of EMPR, the Client has committed a serious credit infringement; and
vii information that EMPR New Zealand has ceased to supply the Products and Services to the Client.
d. The Client agrees that EMPR may obtain information about the Client from any business which provides information about the commercial credit-worthiness of persons for the purposes of assessing the Client’s application to purchase the Products and Services on credit and collecting any overdue amounts.
e. EMPR may refuse to supply the Products and Services to the Client on credit on the basis of EMPR credit assessment of the Client.
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16. Privacy
a. The Client agrees to EMPR collecting, using and disclosing information about the Client of the kind referred to in clause 15(c) for various purposes, including to:
i. assess credit worthiness as outlined in clause 15;
ii. supply the Products and Services to the Client and the management of the Client’s trading account;
iii. communicate with the Client about the Products and Services which EMPR or its partners or affiliates may provide to the Client;
iv. implement these Terms and Conditions and any Sales Contract; and
v. comply with the requirements of relevant laws.
b. EMPR, at the written request of the Client, will:
i. provide the Client with access to any personal information relating to the Client held by EMPR; and
ii. correct or amend any personal information relating to the Client held by EMPR which is inaccurate or out of date.
c. EMPR will handle the Client’s personal information in accordance with the requirements of relevant laws.
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17. Intellectual property
a. The Client acknowledges that:
i. all trademarks, trade names, patents, copyright, registered designs and other intellectual property rights (“Intellectual Property”) embodied in or in connection with the Products and any related information, documentation, parts or software are the sole property of EMPR or its suppliers; and
ii. all Intellectual Property of EMPR or its suppliers, may only be used by the Client with the consent of EMPR or its suppliers, during the continuance of any relevant Sales Contract, and such consent extends only to use essential for the purposes stated in it. Upon the expiry or termination of the Sales Contract, the Client must discontinue such use. The Client acknowledges that any licensing of Intellectual Property rights in any software supplied to the Client will immediately cease upon expiry or termination.
b. The Client must not, during or after the expiry or termination of the any relevant Sales Contract, without the prior written consent of EMPR or its suppliers, register or use any trade marks, trade name, domain name, trading style or commercial designation or design used by EMPR or its suppliers in connection with the Products or Services, nor will the Client repackage any Products, reproduce any artwork appearing on the package of any Products or copy, sell or hire or offer for sale or hire a copy of the Products.
c. The Client will indemnify EMPR against all liabilities, damages, costs and expenses which EMPR may suffer or incur as a result of work done in accordance with the Client’s specifications or as a result of the combination or use of the Products with other equipment, parts or software not supplied by EMPR , and which results in the infringement of any Intellectual Property of any person.
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18. Confidentiality
a. The Client acknowledges that EMPR has disclosed and may from time to time disclose to the Client certain confidential information and documentation of EMPR relating to the Products, their marketing, use, maintenance, operation and software (including technical specifications) (“Confidential Information”).
b. Subject to clause 18(e), the Client must:
i. only use the Confidential Information solely for the purposes contemplated under any relevant Sales Contract; and
ii. not, during the continuation of such Sales Contract or thereafter, disclose (whether directly or indirectly) to any third party the Confidential Information, other than is required to carry out such purposes.
c. If disclosure of EMPR’ s Confidential Information to third parties is necessary, the Client will obtain from such third parties binding agreements to maintain in confidence the Confidential Information disclosed at least to the same extent as the Client is bound to protect EMPR’s Confidential Information under this clause 18.
d. Upon the expiry or termination of any relevant Sales Contract, the Client must cease to use and must return or destroy (as EMPR may instruct) EMPR’s Confidential Information in its possession or control. The Client will not itself or through any subsidiary, agent or other party sell, market, distribute, manufacture or otherwise deal with the Products or have such Products manufactured for it based on the Confidential Information or any other technical information provided to it by EMPR in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.
e. The provisions of this clause 18 do not extend to any information which is:
i. at the time of disclosure, rightfully known to or in the possession or control of the Client and which is not subject to an obligation or confidentiality;
ii. public knowledge (otherwise than as a result of a breach of this clause 18 or any other obligation of confidentiality);
iii. consented or approved to be disclosed by EMPR ; or
iv. required to be disclosed by a government authority or by the requirements of relevant laws.
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19. General
a. EMPR may amend these Terms and Conditions at any time, by giving the Client notice by mail, e-mail or by posting a notice on EMPR ‘s public website. By continuing to place orders for Products and Services after these Terms and Conditions are amended, the Client will be deemed to have accepted the revised Terms and Conditions.
b. Any provision of these Terms and Conditions which is invalid, void, voidable or unenforceable will be read down to the extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will continue unaffected.
c. The Client may not assign or attempt to assign any of its rights and obligations under these Terms and Conditions. EMPR may assign its rights and obligations under these Terms Conditions to any person.
d. These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of New Zealand. The Client submits to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of that country.
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We Respect Your Privacy
EMPR®New Zealand (collectively described below as EMPR) respect the privacy of all our clients and business contacts, and are committed to safeguarding the personal information that you provide to us.
EMPR is subject to the National Privacy Principles (NPPs), which are contained in the Privacy Act 1988 (Privacy Act).
The NPPs govern how organisations must handle personal information. As EMPR may collect personal information about you online through our website, this Privacy Policy also outlines our approach to online privacy issues (at clause 6 below). Please read this Privacy Policy carefully as usage of our website is conditional upon you agreeing to be bound by it.
The EMPR Privacy Policy is organised into the following sections:
1. What Personal Information Does EMPR Collect?
2. How is Personal Information Used?
3. Will Personal Information be Given to Anyone Else?
4. Security of Personal Information
5. Access and Correction
6. Online Privacy Issues
7. Business Contact Information
8. How to Contact EMPR
9. Changes to this Privacy Policy and Additional Information
This Privacy Policy has been prepared primarily for our clients and potential clients, who may have questions about how we handle personal information. However, EMPR may also handle information about people who are business contacts. EMPR’s handling of personal information about business contacts is discussed at clause 7.
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1. What Personal Information Does EMPR Collect?
EMPR is an online parts procurement company that offers a combination of innovative value-added services through the use of leading-edge technology. We provide easy access to a secure, personalised purchasing environment. In the course of providing our products and service to you, EMPR may collect personal information about you. Personal information is information or opinion about an individual whose identity is apparent, or can reasonably be determined, from the information or opinion. The types of personal information that EMPR collects will depend on the nature of your dealings with us. EMPR collects personal information from:
Our clients
EMPR may collect personal information about you when you become an EMPR client, when you open an account with us. This personal information we collect will include your name and address, and if you open an account with us, other contact details, the name of your bank and your bank account number and your ABN number (if you choose to provide it to us). As outlined at clause 2, EMPR needs this information in order to provide clients with its products and services.
* Potential clients
If you request information from EMPR (eg by using the websites or call centre), we may collect your contact details, including your name, postal and email addresses and your telephone and fax numbers.
Business Contacts
EMPR may collect contact information from people with whom it does business (eg contact people in regulatory bodies, external service providers). If you are a business contact of EMPR, we may collect business contact information about you including your name, your position and the organisation you work for, your business telephone and fax number and your email address. As noted above, EMPR’s handling of business contact information is discussed at clause 7. EMPR only collects personal information if it is needed for the business purposes described in this privacy policy.
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2. How is Personal Information Used?
If you are a client, the personal information collected about you by EMPR is used for the purposes of establishing, administering, operating and maintaining your account with us. This will be explained in the terms and conditions you agree to when you open an account. If we don¹t collect personal information from you, we will not be able to provide our products and services to you, or provide you with other information you have requested. From time to time we may also use personal information about clients and potential clients to inform you about EMPR products, services or promotions. If at any time you no longer wish to be notified about new EMPR products, services or promotions, please let us know. Our contact details are set out in clause 8 of this Privacy Policy.
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3. Will Personal Information be Given to Anyone Else?
Personal information may be disclosed by EMPR in the following circumstances:
For account-related purposes
If you are a client, EMPR may disclose personal information about you to credit reporting agencies (with your consent), debt collecting agencies and payment system operators. These disclosures are necessary in order for us to establish and maintain your account. With your consent, EMPR may disclose your personal information to other third parties who have an alliance with EMPR. If such alliances are entered into by EMPR, we will seek your consent prior to personal information about you being disclosed.
Outsourcing
Personal information collected by EMPR may be disclosed to third parties to whom EMPR contracts out specialised functions (eg IT systems support, or mail house functions). If EMPR does disclose personal information to third party contractors under outsourcing or contracting arrangements, EMPR takes reasonable steps to ensure that those third parties:
comply with the NPPs when they handle your personal information;
and are authorised only to use personal information in order to provide the services or to perform the functions required by EMPR.
Disclosures required or permitted by law
Otherwise, EMPR will only disclose personal information if you consent, or if this is required by law or otherwise permitted under the Privacy Act. EMPR does not sell, rent or trade personal information about you to or with third parties.
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4. Security of Personal Information
EMPR takes reasonable steps to ensure the security of your personal information from such risks as unauthorised access, loss or misuse.
* Online security
All information transmitted to the EMPR website is stored securely (to the extent possible using existing technology). When you are online, your security is protected through your use of a User ID and a secure site Log On password. When accessing or initiating your transactions over the Internet, all communications with EMPR are secured through user authentication and 128-bit enabled data encryption.
* Offline security
We utilise ³stateoftheart² technology and systems to prevent unauthorised access to the information we hold. Our IT systems are password restricted and comply with relevant security standards. Personal information provided to us in ³hard copy² written form is usually stored in locked compactuses or filing cabinets. In all cases, access to the personal information we hold about you is restricted to authorised personnel. We take steps to ensure that our staff understand that they must protect your privacy.
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5. Access and Correction
If you are a customer, you already have the right to access your account information at any time, simply by logging into the website. However, you should be aware that there are now new rights of access to personal information under the Privacy Act. Under NPP6, you have the right to request access to the personal information which EMPR holds about you (although there are some exceptions to this). You also have the right to ask us to update or correct your personal information when it is inaccurate, incomplete or out of date. If you wish to exercise your right under the Privacy Act to seek access to the personal information that EMPR holds about you, we ask that you contact EMPR, using the contact details set out in clause 8 of this Privacy Policy.
To summarise, in the first instance, EMPR will generally provide you with a summary of the information we hold about you. We will assume (unless you tell us otherwise) that your request relates to our current records about you. These current records will include personal information about you which is included in our databases and in paper files (i.e. where the relevant documents have not yet been imaged), and which we may use on a day-to-day basis. To provide you with access to your personal information, EMPR will ordinarily provide you with a copy of the relevant personal information (ordinarily, a print-out from a database or a photocopy of personal information recorded only in paper form). If personal information about you (for example, your name and address) is duplicated across difference databases or paper files, we will generally only provide you with one printout of this information, rather than multiple printouts.
EMPR will not charge you for the cost of providing this type of access to these current records. If the personal information we collected about you has been de-identified such that we can no longer identify this information as being about you, you will not be given access to the de-identified information. Generally, EMPR will endeavour to acknowledge your request for access within 14 days, and to provide you with access within 30 days of the date of receipt of your request. For legal and administrative reasons, EMPR may also store records containing personal information in its archives. These archives include the images of the hard copy documents described at clause 4 above.
You may seek access to these records held by EMPR which are not current records, but if you do, please be aware that it may take time to locate these records and we may not be able to respond to your request within 30 days of its receipt by us. Also, in these circumstances we may charge you for the cost of providing access.
EMPR¹s Privacy Officer will contact you to discuss how we will handle your request for access to non-current records.
Correction
After we have provided you with access, if you are of the view that the personal information we hold about you is not accurate, complete or up to date, please let our Privacy Officer know. Please use the contact details set out at clause 7 below.
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6. Online Privacy Issues
Online collection of personal and non-personal information
As outlined in the introduction to this policy, EMPR may collect personal information through our website. For example, if you ask us to open an account, we will collect your name, postal and email addresses, and telephone number. EMPR may collect nonpersonal information from you by your use of the website. For example, we might track information about the date and time you access our site, the type of web browser you use, and the website from which you connected to our site. Generally, we do not collect information which personally identifies you.
Rather, this information is collected in an aggregate form, e.g. the number of users using different types of web browsers. EMPR does not match any personal information we have collected about you with the anonymous navigation and other non-personal information which we collect when you visit our website.
Use of information collected online
Generally, EMPR uses and discloses personal information collected online in the same way as it uses and discloses information collected offline. If we need to disclose personal information about you which we collect online, we will make this clear in the relevant online application form. * Links to other websites
Sometimes our website contains links to third party websites for your convenience and information. When you access a non-EMPR website, please understand that EMPR is not responsible for the privacy practices of that site. We suggest that you review the privacy policies of each site you visit
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7. Business Contact Information
Sometimes EMPR will need to collect personal information about individuals who are not clients. This will usually arise where we collect the name and business contact details of a person who is the contact in a government agency or company with which we deal. EMPR¹s policy is to only use personal information collected from a non-customer for the main business purpose for which it was collected.
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8. How to Contact EMPR
The EMPR Privacy Policy may change from time to time. The EMPR Privacy Policy will be made available to anyone who requests it, whether at our offices or through our website. If you have any questions or comments about the EMPR Privacy Policy, or if you wish to make a complaint about how EMPR has handled personal information about you, please contact EMPR: by telephone on 1300 134 324 between 8 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday; or by facsimile to 02 9616 5499; or by email to privacy@empr.com.au; or by letter to:
The Privacy Officer
Unit 21, 453-455 Victoria St
Wetherill Park, NSW 2164
AUSTRALIA
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9. Changes to this Privacy Policy and Additional Information
We strive to comply with any industry privacy codes as and when they are developed. If further privacy legislation and/or self-regulatory codes are introduced, or our Privacy Policy is updated, EMPR will summarise any modifications or enhancements in this section. Our Privacy Policy was last updated on 20 June 2005.
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Environmental Policy
EMPR®New Zealand recognises and accepts its responsibilities to ensure all its activities are planned, managed and controlled with the objective of minimising any form of pollution, and protecting the environment, people and wildlife from damage in any way.
With this in mind, particular attention is given to:
- planning work activities and methods to maximise the use of materials and reduce waste;
- using packaging and other materials, as far as possible, that are of a recyclable nature;
- avoid excessive noise and other acts that may be a nuisance to neighbours;
- avoiding any emissions to the air that contain toxic gasses, odours, or other pollutants;
- ensuring there are no leakages of oil, fuel, detergents or other contaminants;
- minimising the use of water;
- avoiding discharges of substances into storm water and sewerage systems;
- having appropriate controls, where appropriate, to ensure the Company does not create any emissions of radiation;
- protecting amenities, trees and wildlife;
- supporting urban renewal.
Additionally, EMPR®New Zealand has a policy of:
- only using products and equipment that are environmentally friendly;
- storing and disposing of surplus or waste products and materials in an environmentally acceptable manner;
- ensuring its work activities do not endanger public safety;
- protecting the health and safety of its employees;
- minimising the risk of fire;
- avoiding the accumulation of debris on the site;
- disposing of pallets in an appropriate manner.
All Company personnel are required to take particular care in the performance of their work functions to ensure the above objectives are achieved. They are also encouraged to advise management of any potential dangers to the environment and make suggestions as to how the Company can improve its operations in any way, particularly as far as conserving energy and resources, avoiding pollution and protecting the environment are concerned.top
