Privacy Policy
As part of our ongoing commitment to
protect your personal information and ensure that you have access to trusted, professional Real Estate marketing
services, we would like to assure you that data privacy is our top priority.
Please note that we may share your
personal information within Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group from time to time, as well as with third
parties that act on our behalf.
We at Residential Network Systems (PTY)
Ltd Group recognize the importance of protecting the privacy of certain information or data collected about our
users, Estate Agents and clients / customers.
This Privacy Policy discloses what
information we gather, how we use it and how to correct or change it.
Collection of
Information
Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd
Group only collects personal information that is necessary for business purposes. We collect personal
information by requesting it from you. Generally this occurs when you register on one of our websites, request
information from us or participate in activities on our websites. At these times, you give contact information
which may include name, address and e-mail address. When you purchase or utilise products and/or services from
us, we will note, for example, your contact information, the type of services or products purchased, and the
date of purchase. When other information such as, gender, date of birth, number of children, and product and/or
service preferences, is associated with personal information, this also becomes personal information for the
purposes of this Privacy Policy.
Use of Internet Protocol
("IP") Addresses
An IP address is a unique number that
allows your computer to be identified by web servers. This in turn allows us to identify and gather general
information and data about you, such as the web pages you view. Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group
collects IP addresses for the purposes of system administration, to report information to our business partners,
and in order to track and audit the use of our own websites. When users request pages from Residential Network
Systems (PTY) Ltd Group's websites, our servers log the user's IP addresses.
Uses of Personal
Information
As a general rule, Residential Network
Systems (PTY) Ltd Group does not, and will not, sell or rent your personal information. We will use and disclose
your personal information to others as stated in this Privacy Policy. We may use Personal Information in many
ways, including sending you information on products and/or services and promotions. We may share your Personal
Information with third parties so that these third parties can send you offers and or promotional materials. We
will always seek the consent of Members, additional users or their guests before disclosing data relating to
them for the making of offers by third parties, by informing Members, additional users or their guests of an
intention to process their data for such purposes and offering them a possibility to opt out of such use of
their data, in a form or document returned to each of them or alternatively by notifying each of them, by
telephone, fax or e-mail.
We may use Personal Information to complete transactions requested
by you on our web sites for example, or to send you communications either about your membership with us or about
features of our websites, including future changes to this Privacy Policy. We may use Personal Information to
monitor site traffic, to personalise the site and to send emails. We also use Your Personal Information for
internal quality assurance purposes.
Usually, Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group and
its business partners use your information to operate the websites and to deliver services. Residential Network
Systems (PTY) Ltd Group also uses your information to inform you about other products and/or services available
from Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group from time to time.
Sharing and disclosing
information
The following describes some of the ways
that your Personal Information may be disclosed. This is not an exhaustive list but serves by way of
illustration only.
Business Partners: Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group provides
Personal Information in order to facilitate a booking request or to generate leads to destination operators in
connection with their offers. Many promotions also offer opportunities to request additional information from
business partners. By requesting such information, you give Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group
permission to transfer your Personal Information to the business partner for related
use.
Third Party and Aggregate Data: From time to time, you may be offered the opportunity to
receive materials or special offers from third parties. If you receive information from these third parties,
Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group will share your name, e-mail address and other Personal Information
with such third parties.
Other: Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group may disclose
Personal Information if required to do so by law, court order or as requested by a governmental or law
enforcement authority or in special cases when we have reason to believe that disclosing this Personal
Information is otherwise necessary or advisable.
Controlling the use of your personal
information: If a user wishes to update, correct or otherwise change Personal Information or objects to any
usage provided herein for any reason, he/she may e-mail us at: clientcare@clubleisure.co.za
Linking to a third party web
site
You should be aware that when you are on
Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group websites you could hyperlink or be directed to other websites that
are beyond our control and/or outside our service. For example, if you "click" on a banner
advertisement or a Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group search result, the "click" may transfer
you off the Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group website. Once you link to a third party web site and
leave our website, your interaction with these third party web sites will no longer be governed by our Terms and
Conditions or Privacy Policy. Accordingly, your use of these third party sites is at your own risk and is
subject to the terms of use and policies set forth at such sites. Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd
Group's inclusion of hyperlinks to these third party web sites do not imply any endorsement of, or
responsibility or liability for, the material on such web sites or any association with their owners or
operators.
Securing your Personal
Information
The security of all information
associated with our users is an important concern to us. We exercise reasonable care in providing secure
transmission of your information from your computer to our servers. Unfortunately, given that we do not control
transmissions or traffic over the Internet or through third party communication service providers, we cannot
guarantee or warrant the security of such transmission of your Personal Information. Your use of the Internet
and our website, including your transmission of Information to us, is at your own risk.
Your acceptance of these
terms
By using Our websites, you signify your
agreement with Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group's Privacy Policy. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THIS
POLICY, PLEASE DO NOT USE OUR WEB SITES. Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group reserves the right, in its
sole discretion, to modify, alter or otherwise update this Privacy Policy at any time without prior notice. Such
revised policy shall be effective immediately upon posting, and shall govern your rights and our obligations
with respect to the use, disclosure and protection of your Personal Information. You should check this Privacy
Policy periodically for, and read carefully, any such revised policy if you are concerned about how your
Personal Information will be used and before continuing your use of this website. Your continued use of
Residential Network Systems (PTY) Ltd Group website following the posting of changes to these terms will mean
you accept those changes.
POPI POLICY
Introduction
The Protection of Personal Information
Act, (POPIA), has been circulated to regulate, together with international standards, the processing of personal
information by public and private bodies in a responsible manner when collecting, processing, storing and
sharing another entity’s personal information by holding them accountable should they abuse or compromise
personal information in any way.
Purpose
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group is very committed to
compliance and adherence to the POPI Act and safeguarding of the personal information that we are responsible
for. This policy describes the manner in which the RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, will fulfil the legal requirements with
the Protection of Personal Information Act, No 4 of 2013 and how and why we collect, store, use, and share or
otherwise process your personal information. It also explains your rights in relation to your personal
information and how to contact us if you have a question or complaint.
Examples of Personal Identifiable
Information
Definition of Personal Information as
stated in the POPI Act:
“personal information means information relating to an identifiable,
living, natural person, and where it is applicable, an identifiable, existing juristic person, including, but
not limited to:
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information relating to the race,
gender, sex, pregnancy, marital status, national, ethnic or social origin, colour, sexual orientation, age,
physical or mental health, well-being, disability, religion, conscience, belief, culture, language and birth
of the person;
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information relating to the education
or the medical, financial, criminal or employment history of the person;
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any identifying number, symbol,
e-mail address, physical address, telephone number, location information, online identifier or other
particular assignment to the person;
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the biometric information of the
person;
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the personal opinions, views or
preferences of the person;
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correspondence sent by the person
that is implicitly or explicitly of a private or confidential nature or further correspondence that would
reveal the contents of the original correspondence;
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the views or opinions of another
individual about the person; and
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the name of the person if it appears
with other personal information relating to the person or if the disclosure of the name itself would reveal
information about the person;”
Further to this, Section 26 defines
Special Personal Information as:
1. Religious or philosophical beliefs;
2. race or ethnic
origin;
3. trade union membership;
4. political persuasion;
5. Criminal and
disciplinary proceedings that the individual may be involved in;
6. health or sex life; and /or
7. Biometric information.
Key
Definitions
POPIA - means the Protection of Personal
Information Act 4 of 2013, as amended from time to time
Data subject - a person to whom personal
information relates.
Direct marketing - sending a data subject an electronic communication about
goods and services that you are promoting or offering to supply in the ordinary course of business,
Processing - any operation or activity concerning personal information, whether or not by automatic
means, concerning personal information, including:
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the collection, receipt, recording,
organisation, collation, storage, updating or modification, retrieval, alteration, consultation or
use;
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dissemination by means of
transmission, distribution or making available in any other form; or
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merging, linking, as well as
restriction, degradation, erasure, or destruction of information.
Record - any recorded information, regardless of
when it came into existence:
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Writing on any material;
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Information produced, recorded or
stored by means of any tape-recorder, computer equipment, whether hardware or software or both, or other
device, and any material subsequently derived from information so produced, recorded or stored;
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Label, marking or other writing that
identifies or describes anything of which it forms part, or to which it is attached by any means;
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Book, map, plan, graph or
drawing;
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Photograph, film, negative, tape or
other device in which one or more visual images are embodied so as to be capable, with or without the aid of
some other equipment, of being reproduced.
Responsible party - a public or private body or any other
person which determines the purpose of and means for processing personal information.
Operator - is
someone who processes the Personal information on behalf of the responsible party
Consent - any voluntary, specific and
informed expression of will in terms of which permission is given for the processing of personal
information.
SCOPE OF THE
POLICY
This policy applies to all RNS
(PTY) Ltd Group employees, Directors, Contractors, sub-contractors, agents, guests and customers. The provisions
of the Policy are applicable to both on and off-site processing of personal information.
COLLECTION and PROCESSING OF
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Personal Information must be
collected directly from the Data Subject, unless:
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Personal Information is contained in
a public record;
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Personal Information has been
deliberately made public by the Data Subject;
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Personal Information is collected
from another source with the Data Subject’s consent;
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Collection of Personal Information
from another source would not prejudice the Data Subject;
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Collection of Personal Information
from another source is necessary to maintain, comply with or exercise any law or legal right;
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Collection from the Data Subject
would prejudice the lawful purpose of collection;
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Collection from the Data Subject is
not reasonably practicable.
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group only collects
information required for a specific purpose and applies the strictest security measures to protect your
information. RNS (PTY) Ltd Group does not process the personal information of a child (under 18) unless the
processing:
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Is carried out with the consent of
the legal guardian
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Is necessary to establish, exercise
or defence of a right or obligation in law
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Is necessary for historical,
statistical or research purposes
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Is information that is deliberately
been made public by the child with the consent of the guardian
In accordance with section 10 of the POPI
Act, RNS (PTY) Ltd Group will process personal information may only for the purpose for which it is processed,
it is adequate, relevant and not excessive.
Section 11 of the POPI Act states that personal information
can only be processed under the following conditions:
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with the consent of the “data
subject”; or
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if it is necessary for the conclusion
or performance of a contract to which the “data subject” is a party; or
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it is required by law; or
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it protects a legitimate interest of
the “data subject”; or
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it is necessary to pursue your
legitimate interests or the interest of a third party to whom the information is supplied.
USE OF PERSONAL
INFORMATION
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Confirming and verifying an
individual’s identity
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Making a reservation or exchange with
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group and/or its affiliates and associated companies
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Checking into RNS (PTY) Ltd Group and
affiliate resorts and companies
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RNS (PTY) Ltd Group and affiliates
and associated companies agreements including Shareblocks, Sectional Titles,
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For credit checks, assessment and
credit management
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For purposes of claims history
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For the detection and prevention of
fraud, crime, money laundering or other malpractice
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Conducting market or customer
satisfaction research
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For audit and record keeping
purposes
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In connection with legal
proceedings
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Inform an individual of
services.
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Staff administration, assessing,
processing and entering into employee agreements.
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Training and Assessments
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Keeping of accounts and
records
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Complying with legal and regulatory
requirements
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Providing advertising, marketing and
media services to clients including customer relationship management, content creation, web development,
production services, animation, competitions, direct marketing, lead generation, digital media
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Covid results
In the event that RNS (PTY) Ltd Group,
its affiliates and associated companies, seeks to use the information for another purpose which is different to
the purpose for which the information was collected initially, then RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and
associated companies, will contact the data subject to obtain their consent for further processing.
8 CONDITIONS OF LAWFUL PROCESSING
- POPIA sets
out eight conditions that businesses must comply with when processing the personal information of data subjects.
These 8 conditions are the foundational principles of POPIA that, when complied with, ensure that a data
subject’s personal information is being processed lawfully.
ACCOUNTABILITY
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its
affiliates and associated companies are responsible for administering and overseeing the implementation of this
Policy and any applicable supporting guidelines and procedures. This includes all and any information collected
directly from a data subject and from any other source or authorised third parties.
PROCESSING
LIMITATION
Contact information is adequate,
relevant and not excessive.
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies, may only
process Personal Information if one of the following grounds of lawful processing exists:
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The Data Subject consents to the
processing;
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Processing is necessary for the
conclusion or performance of a contract with the Data Subject;
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Processing complies with a legal
responsibility imposed on RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and companies;
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Processing protects a legitimate
interest of the Data Subject;
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Processing is necessary for pursuance
of a legitimate interest of RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies, or a third party
to whom the information is supplied;
Special Personal Information
includes:
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Religious, philosophical, or
political beliefs;
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Race or ethnic origin;
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Trade union membership;
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Health or sex life;
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Biometric information (including
blood type, fingerprints, DNA, retinal scanning, voice recognition, photographs);
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Criminal behaviour;
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Information concerning a
child.
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and
associated companies may only process Special Personal Information under the following circumstances:
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The Data Subject has consented to
such processing;
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The Special Personal Information was
deliberately made public by the Data Subject;
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Processing is necessary for the
establishment of a right or defence in law;
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Processing is for historical,
statistical, or research reasons
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If processing of race or ethnic
origin is in order to comply with affirmative action laws
PURPOSE
SPECIFICATION
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its
affiliates and associated companies will process personal information only for specific, explicitly defined, and
legitimate reasons. We ensure that information that is no longer needed is destroyed within requirements of
SAICA document retention guidelines.
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies will
inform data subjects of these reasons prior to collecting or recording the data subject’s personal
information. Refer to Use of Personal Information above.
FURTHER PROCESS
LIMITATION
New processing activity must be
compatible with original purpose of processing. Where this secondary purpose is not compatible with the original
purpose, RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies will first obtain additional consent from
the data subject.
INFORMATION
QUALITY
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its
affiliates and associated companies will take reasonable steps to ensure that all personal information collected
is complete, accurate and not misleading.
Where personal information is collected or received from
third parties, RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies will take reasonable steps to
confirm that the information is correct by verifying the accuracy of the information directly with the data
subject or by way of independent sources. RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies
periodically review and verify Data Subject records to ensure that the Personal Information is still valid and
correct.
OPENNESS
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its
affiliates and associated companies values transparency and will only process information in a fair and
transparent manner. We maintain the documentation of all processing operations under our responsibility and
takes reasonably practical steps to ensure that the data subject is aware of, amongst others:
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the information being collected and
the purpose for the collection;
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the identity of the responsible
party; and
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any consequences of not supplying the
information.
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and
associated companies aims to have agreements in place with all contractors, suppliers and third party service
providers to ensure a mutual understanding with regard to the protection of the client’s personal
information and compliance to POPIA.
For the purpose of continuous improvement all contractors,
suppliers, and other third-party service providers will be required to sign a service level agreement
guaranteeing their commitment to the Protection of Personal Information
Employee contracts have been
updated to include relevant consent clauses for the use and storage of employee information. Addendums have been
updated for existing employees.
SECURITY
SAFEGUARDS
Security controls have been
implemented in order to minimise the risk of loss, unauthorised access, disclosure, interference, modification
or destruction. We are committed to ensuring that information is only used for legitimate purposes with consent
and only by authorised employees.
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies will
ensure the integrity and confidentiality of all Personal Information in its possession, by taking reasonable
steps to identify all reasonably foreseeable risks to information security and establish and maintain
appropriate safeguards against such risks. We continuously monitor risks and threats and update procedures to
mitigate existing and new threats.
Written records - Personal Information records are
stored in waterproof and fireproof safes or in locked cabinets under access control. When in use Personal
Information records should not be left unattended in areas where non-staff members may access them. Personal
Information which is no longer required is disposed of by shredding. Any loss or theft of, or unauthorised
access to, Personal Information must be immediately reported to the Information Officer.
Electronic
Records - All electronically held Personal Information is saved in a secure database.
As
far possible we endeavour to limit saving of Personal Information on individual computers, laptops or hand-held
devices. All computers, laptops and hand-held devices is access protected with a password, fingerprint or with
the password being of reasonable complexity and changed frequently.
Employees are required to lock
their computers or laptops when leaving their workspace for any length of time and to log off at the end of the
day.
Electronical Personal Information which is no longer required must be deleted from the individual
laptop or computer and the relevant database. The employee must ensure that the information has been completely
deleted and is not recoverable.
Any loss or theft of computers, laptops or other devices which may
contain Personal Information must be immediately reported to their Line Manager, who shall notify the IT
department, who shall take all necessary steps to remotely delete the information, if possible.
DATA SUBJECT
PARTICIPATION
The data subject is entitled
to
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ask what personal information we hold
about you;
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request access to the personal
information that we hold about you;
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how that information was collected
and to whom their personal information has been disclosed;
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ask us to update, correct or delete
any out-of-date or incorrect personal information we hold about you;
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unsubscribe from any direct marketing
communications we may send you; or
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object to the processing of your
personal information.
To do this, simply contact us at the
numbers/addresses as provided below and specify what information you require. We will need a copy of your
ID document to confirm your identity before providing details of your personal information.
Please note
that any such access request may be subject to a payment of a legally allowable fee. All such requests
must be submitted in writing to the Information Officer at info@rnsonline.co.za
DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL
INFORMATION
We may disclose your personal
information to our service providers who are involved in the delivery of products or services to you. We take
reasonable steps to protect the confidentiality and security of your personal information when it is disclosed
to a third party and seek to ensure the third-party deals with your information in accordance with our
instructions, applicable privacy laws, and only for the purpose for which it is disclosed. We may also disclose
your information where we have a duty or a right to disclose in terms of law and where we believe it is
necessary to protect our rights.
Transfer of Personal Information
out of South Africa
The Act controls the transfer of
personal information from South Africa to foreign countries and prohibits this unless: (section 71)
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the person receiving the information
is subject to similar laws;
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the subject has agreed to the
transfer of information;
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such transfer is part of the
performance of a contract which the subject is a party; or
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transfer is for the benefit of the
subject and it is not reasonably practicable to obtain their consent and that such consent would be likely
to be given. (section 72)
All employees have a duty of
confidentiality in relation to RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies and
clients.
Employees and other persons acting on behalf of RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and
associated companies and clients are required to treat personal information as a confidential business asset and
to respect the privacy of data subjects.
Our clients’ right to confidentiality is protected in
the Constitution and in terms of the Law. Information may be given to a 3rd party if the client has consented in
writing to that person receiving the information.
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated
companies views any contravention of this policy very seriously and employees who are guilty of contravening the
policy will be subject to disciplinary procedures, which may lead to the dismissal of any guilty party
DIRECT
MARKETING
All Direct Marketing
communications shall contain the Group’s, and/or the Company’s details, and an address or method for
the customer to opt-out of receiving further marketing communication.
Existing Customers
- Direct Marketing by electronic means to existing customers is only permitted:
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If the customer’s details were
obtained in the context of a sale or service; and
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For the purpose of marketing the same
or similar products;
The customer is given the opportunity to
opt-out of receiving direct marketing on each occasion of direct marketing.
Consent
- RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies may send electronic Direct
Marketing communication to Data Subjects who have consented to receiving it. RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates
and associated companies may approach a Data Subject for consent only once.
RETENTION AND RESTRICTION OF
RECORDS
POPI requires that records of
personal information must not be kept any longer than is necessary for achieving the purpose for which the
information was collected. There are some exceptions to this rule, where the information may be kept for
longer:
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When required by law- Records may be
retained for longer when the retention “is required or authorised by law” Section
14(1)(a)
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Reasonably required- Records may be
retained for longer when the organisation “reasonably requires the record for lawful purposes related
to its activities and functions” Section 14(1)(b)
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Required by contract- As an example,
your service contract with a customer might state that you are required to provide your customer with
important safety updates regarding your product. In order to perform under the contract you would therefore
need their contact information.
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Consent- Consent under POPI has to be
specific, voluntary and informed.
Section 14(2) – (7) have further
exceptions relating to retention for research / statistical purposes, where the personal information was used in
a decision about the data subject, restriction of records etc.
POPI COMPLAINTS
PROCEDURE
Data subjects have the right to
complain in instances where any of their rights under POPIA have been infringed upon. The organisation takes all
complaints very seriously and will address all POPI related complaints in accordance with the following
procedure:
POPI complaints must be submitted to RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated
companies in writing. Where so required, the Information Officer will provide the data subject with a
“POPI Complaint Form”.
Where the complaint has been received by any person other than the
Information Officer, that person will ensure that the full details of the complaint reach the Information
Officer within 1 working day.
The Information Officer will provide the complainant with a written
acknowledgement of receipt of the complaint within 2 working days. (SLA)
The
Information Officer will carefully consider the complaint and address the complainant’s concerns in an
amicable manner. In considering the complaint, the Information Officer will endeavour to resolve the complaint
in a fair manner and in accordance with the principles outlined in POPIA.
The Information Officer must
also determine whether the complaint relates to an error or breach of confidentiality that has occurred and
which may have a wider impact on RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies data
subjects.
Where the Information Officer has reason to believe that the personal information of data
subjects has been accessed or acquired by an unauthorised person, the Information Officer will consult with the
respective Board of Directors, where after the affected data subjects and the Information Regulator will be
informed of this breach.
The Information Officer will revert to the complainant with a proposed
solution with the option of escalating the complaint to the organisation’s governing body within 7 working
days of receipt of the complaint. In all instances, RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its affiliates and associated companies
will provide reasons for any decisions taken and communicate any anticipated deviation from the specified
timelines.
The Information Officer’s response to the data subject may comprise any of the
following:
A suggested remedy for the complaint,
A dismissal of the complaint and the reasons
as to why it was dismissed,
An apology (if applicable) and any disciplinary action that has been taken
against any employees involved.
Where the data subject is not satisfied with the Information
Officer’s suggested remedies, the data subject has the right to complain to the Information
Regulator.
Information
Regulator
Tel: 012 406 4818 or +27 (0) 10
023 5207
Email: inforeg@justice.gov.za
The Information Officer will review the
complaints process to assess the effectiveness of the procedure on a periodic basis and to improve the procedure
where necessary.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF
INFORMATION SECURITY MEASURES
RNS (PTY) Ltd Group, its
affiliates and associated companies employs up to date technology to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and
availability of the Personal Information under its care.
Measures include:
Active Directory,
Firewalls and No-IP DDNS Firewalls
Virus protection
Software and update
protocols
Logical and physical access control
Role based access control, network segmentation
and physical access
Secure setup of hardware and software making up the IT
infrastructure
Backups are maintained by the server administrators and internal server support. The
servers are also covered by disaster recovery To Cloud
Access control system for workstation access,
client VPN access, internet access levels, Mimecast access, Office 365 access (Email, documents and Microsoft
online services)
All data transfers are encrypted at all points when data enters and leaves systems for
processing.
POLICY
AMENDMENTS
Amendments to this Policy will
take place on an ad hoc basis as and when required and will be updated on RNS (PTY) Ltd Group websites.
CONTACT
INFORMATION
Any questions relating to the
POPI policy or the treatment of an individual’s personal data may be addressed to the contact details
below:
Information officer: Mrs Maureen Stow
Telephone number: 011 894
6920
Postal address: PO Box 1469, Benoni, 1500
Physical address: 51 Lakefield Ave. Benoni
1501
Email address: info@rnsonline.co.za
Website:
www.rnsonline.co.za