1. Introduction

Chris Gibson (the "Owner") respects and upholds your rights to privacy protection under the National Privacy Principles contained in the Privacy Act 1988 and any similar state or territory legislation applicable to operation of www.chrisgibsongolf.com.

This policy describes how we manage any personal information we have about you.

2. What personal information about me does the Owner hold?

The Owner may hold the following information about you:

· name

· email address

· any additional information provided to us via the blog

If at any time you provide the personal information of another person to us then you must ensure that that person has read and understood this policy and separately consents to that personal information being used and disclosed by us for the above purposes.

3. What does the Owner do with my personal information?

We use personal information about you:

· for our internal administrative requirements; and

· to notify you of upcoming events or news.

Other than as described above, the Owner will not disclose personal information about you to any person except on a confidential basis to agents that we use in the ordinary operation of our cause, such as for data processing.

4. Openness

You may request access to personal information we hold about you by contacting the Owner. Where we hold information that you are entitled to access, we will endeavour to provide you with a suitable range of choices as to how you access it (e.g. emailing or mailing it to you).

Any questions about this policy, or any complaint regarding treatment of your privacy by the Owner, should also be made in writing to the Owner.

Our contact details are as follows:

Email: chris@chrisgibsongolf.com

5. Miscellaneous

In this policy “personal information” has the same meaning as under the Privacy Act.

This policy represents our policy as at 10 November 2008. We may change this policy from time to time. Although we intend to observe this policy at all times, it is not legally binding on the Owner in any way. From time to time we may regard it as necessary or desirable to act outside the policy. The Owner may do so, subject only to any statutory rights you have under the Privacy Act or other applicable legislation.