Privacy notice

1.  WHO WE ARE?

1.1  We are the Assisting Children’s Evangelists Worldwide Trust, 13 Third Ave Bay Lands, Bangor, BT20 5JX – a registered charity in Northern Ireland Number NIC 103444.  We maintain the Child Evangelism Fellowship Specialized Book Ministry.

1.2  We provide publications to help those involved in Biblical ministry to children in English and many other languages.  We also provide additional assistance to children’s workers who have special needs.

1.3  We provide a website where those requiring publications can access digital files for download and also where necessary request hard copy.

2.  WHAT IS THIS NOTICE?

2.1  In order to provide our Services, we may need to process Personal Data from time to time (that is information about someone who can be identified from the data). This Personal Data may be about you or other people. This notice explains how we will use the Personal Data we hold. 

2.2  As part of our Services we may transfer Personal Data to other people. We’ve set out a list of who we might transfer Personal Data to at paragraph 7. This notice only deals with our use of Personal Data. Recipients not bound by this privacy notice. 

2.3  We might need to change this privacy notice from time to time. If we do, we let you know. So please do keep an eye on our notice before giving us any Personal Data.

2.4  All of the defined terms in this notice are explained in paragraph 14 below. If you have any questions about this notice, feel free to send us an email to TFACEW@aol.com

3. WHO DO WE HOLD PERSONAL DATA ABOUT?

3.1  We hold Personal Data about the following groups of people (Data Subjects)

Supporters  – those who have indicated a interest in what we do and have provided financial and material support

Beneficiaries – those who have received requested publications either by download or dispatched goods.

4. ARE YOU A CONTROLLER OR A PROCESSOR?

4.1  We are a controller in respect of the following data, Name, Address, Telephone Number and Email ID. This means we make decisions about what data to collect (in respect of those groups of Data Subjects) and how to use it.

4.2  We are a Processor in respect of personal data. This means that we are processing that data on behalf of and in accordance with the instructions of our clients.

5.  WHERE DO YOU COLLECT PERSONAL DATA?

5.1  We collect personal data in the following ways

Supporters

Direct interactions in person or by mail or internet – providing contact and identity data. Records of any financial contributions

Beneficiaries

Direct interactions in person or by mail or internet – providing contact and identity details. Details of items requested and sent.

6. HOW WILL YOU USE THE PERSONAL DATA YOU HOLD AND WHAT IS YOUR LAWFUL BASIS FOR DOING SO?

6.1  Anywhere we are relying on legitimate interest we believe that such processing is necessary for the purposes of our legitimate interest, which in this case is to function as a charity. We consider such use goes no further than the Data Subject would reasonable expect; is likely to align with the Data Subject’s interests (by enabling us to provide the services requested) and is unlikely to be detrimental to the fundamental rights and freedoms of the Data Subject. We hold Identity (Name), Contact (addresses) and transaction data that is only necessary for the provision of our services.

7.  WILL YOU DISCLOSE PERSONAL DATA TO ANYONE ELSE?

7.1 Data is only transferred to other parties who hold stock of our publications for the purpose of providing the services we offer. We do not share mailing lists with other parties.

8.  WHAT SECURITY PROCEDURES DO YOU HAVE IN PLACE?

8.1  It is our policy to ensure that all Personal Data held by us is handled correctly and appropriately according to the nature of the information, the risk associated with mishandling the data, including the damage that could be caused to an individual as a result of loss, corruption and/or accidental disclosure of any such data, and in accordance with any applicable legal requirements.

9.  WHERE DO YOU STORE THE PERSONAL DATA YOU COLLECT?

9.1  All data is held on a password protected computer in a locked office. Financial paper  records are also held in secure premises.

10. FOR HOW LONG DO YOU STORE PERSONAL DATA?

10.1 Our retention policies for supporters and beneficiaries  are as follows:

(a) we may store data related to financial transactions for up to seven years to ensure that we have sufficient records from an accounting and tax perspective;

(b) we may archive data relating to negotiations, contracts agreed, payments made, disputes raised and your use of our software for up to seven years to protect ourselves in the event of a dispute arising between you and us;

(c) we may store aggregate data without limitation (on the basis that no individual can be identified from the data).

11. WHAT RIGHTS DOES A DATA SUBJECT HAVE ABOUT THE PERSONAL DATA WE COLLECT AND HOLD?

11.1 Data Subjects have the following rights in respect of Personal Data relating to them which can be enforced against whoever is the Controller. 

(a) Right to be informed: the right to be informed about what Personal Data the Controller collects and stores about you and how it’s used.

(b) Right of access: the right to request a copy of the Personal Data held, as well as confirmation of:

(i) the purposes of the processing;

(ii) the categories of personal data concerned;

(iii) the recipients to whom the personal data has/will be disclosed;

(iv) for how long it will be stored; and

(v) if data wasn’t collected directly from the Data Subject, information about the source.

(c) Right of rectification: the right to require the Controller to correct any Personal Data held about the Data Subject which is inaccurate or incomplete.

(d) Right to be forgotten: in certain circumstances, the right to have the Personal Data held about the Data Subject erased from the Controller’s records. 

(e) Right to restriction of processing: the right to request the Controller to restrict the processing carried out in respect of Personal Data relating to the Data Subject. You might want to do this, for instance, if you think the data held by the Controller is inaccurate and you would like to restrict processing the data has been reviewed and updated if necessary.

(f) Right of portability: the right to have the Personal Data held by the Controller about the Data Subject transferred to another organisation, to the extent it was provided in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format.

(g) Right to object to direct marketing: the right to object where processing is carried out for direct marketing purposes (including profiling in connection with that purpose).

(h) Right to object to automated processing: the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing (including profiling) which produces legal effects (or other similar significant effects) on the Data Subject.

11.2 If you want to avail of any of these rights, you should contact us immediately at TFACEW@AOL.COM. If we are not the Controller, we will need to transfer your request to the Controller – but we will only do so with your consent. If you do contact us with a request, we will also need evidence that you are who you say you are to ensure compliance with data protection legislation.

12. WHAT HAPPENS IF I NO LONGER WANT YOU TO PROCESS PERSONAL DATA ABOUT ME?

12.1 If we are holding Personal Data about you as a Processor, we will need to transfer your request to the Controller who has engaged us to provide our Services – that will be TFACEW@aol.com 

12.2 If we are holding Personal Data about you as a Controller, we will comply with your request unless we have reasons for lawfully retaining data about you.

12.3 If we are holding Personal Data about you and using that data for marketing purposes or for any other activities based on your consent, you may notify us at any time that you no longer want us to process Personal Data about you for particular purposes or for any purposes whatsoever and we will stop processing your Personal Data for that purpose. This will not affect your ability to receive our Services.

13. WHO DO I COMPLAIN TO IF I’M NOT HAPPY WITH HOW YOU PROCESS PERSONAL DATA ABOUT ME?

13.1 If you have any questions or concerns about how we are using Personal Data about you, please contact our Data Protection Officer immediately at our registered address (see paragraph 1.1 above) or by email to  TFACEW@AOL.COM. 

13.2 If you wish to make a complaint about how we have handled Personal Data about you, you may lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office by following this link: https://ico.org.uk/concerns/. 

14. WHAT DO ALL OF THE DEFINED TERMS IN THIS PRIVACY NOTICE MEAN?

14.1 Throughout this notice you’ll see a lot of defined terms (which you can recognise because they’re capitalised). Where possible, we’ve tried to define them as we go, but we thought it might be useful to have a glossary at the end for you. Anywhere in this notice you see the following terms, they’ll have the following meanings:

Controller is a legal term set out in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), it means the party responsible for deciding what Personal Data to collect and how to use it;

Data Subject means the individual who can be identified from the Personal Data;

Personal Data means data which can be used to identify a living individual. This could be a name and address or it could be a number of details which when taken together make it possible to work out who the information is about. It also includes information about the identifiable individual;

Processor is another legal term set out in the GDPR, it means the party who has agreed to process Personal Data on behalf of the Controller; and

Special Categories of Personal Data means details about an individual’s race or ethnicity, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, sexual orientation, political opinions, trade union membership, information about health and genetic and biometric data.

Last updated: 9 November 2018