1. DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION
- The Policy defines the principles of personal data processing, i.e. collection, use and sharing and other operations performed on personal data obtained from users of the website. If you use the Website, the Privacy Policy is addressed to you.
- The Policy implements the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (the “General Data Protection Regulation”) (“GDPR”) and other regulations on the processing of personal data.
2. CONTROLLER OF PERSONAL DATA
- The administrator of the personal data is Kewpie Trading Europe B.V. with its registered office at Strawinskylaan 3051, 1077ZX Amsterdam, registered in the Business Register of the Dutch Chambers of Commerce under KVK number:33216470, (herein referred to as “Administrator” or “we”).
- The Administrator may be contacted by sending an email to or , in writing to the Administrator’s registered office address listed above, or in person at the Administrator’s registered office (also for the purpose of exercising the rights indicated herein).
3. PURPOSES AND LEGAL GROUNDS FOR PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA
We process your data for the following purposes:
- ADMINISTRATION OF THE WEBSITE
If you visit our website, IT data about your visit are collected automatically, e.g. in the form of logs on the server where the website is located or by storing this information in cookies. This data – for example, when combined with the dates of correspondence conducted using an electronic form or when using a fixed IP address – may constitute personal data. You can read more about cookies in sections 10-13, and about server logs in section 14 of this policy.
Provision of personal data is voluntary, in the sense that you decide whether you want to use the site and its functionalities or not. If you wish to use the functionality of the website, your personal data is necessary to enable the proper operation of the site.
If you attempt to access the site by configuring your device to restrict the sharing of user information, the site may not function properly or such access may not be possible.
The legal basis for data processing is the legitimate interest of the Administrator, in the form of ensuring the proper and secure operation of the website and server, as well as improving and adapting their functionality (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR).
Personal data will be stored for the period resulting from the lifetime of the cookie in question, and for the period of storage of logs on the server. - HANDLING OF THE INQUIRY SENT
We provide the opportunity to contact us using the electronic contact form, located on the Contact Us sub-page. Using the form requires you to provide personal data necessary to analyze your inquiry and respond to it. Our purpose of processing is to handle the submitted inquiry (to conduct correspondence or take other actions in accordance with the submitted inquiry).
If you wish to use the form, it is necessary to provide the following data: first name, last name, e-mail address. It is also necessary to enter the subject of the message and the content of the message, and if necessary (this is not required for sending the message) also provide a phone number and attach a relevant document relevant to the message.
The consequence of failing to provide the required data will be the inability of the administrator to use the contact form or to refer to the submitted inquiry. Of course, other forms of contact with us remain at your disposal.
The legal basis for processing is the legitimate interest of the administrator, i.e. to conduct communication with message senders via the contact form in connection with the administrator’s business activities (based on Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR).
Personal data will be stored for no longer than necessary to handle the inquiry, after which time it may be processed until the expiration of the statute of limitations for possible claims, but for no longer than a period of 24 months. - RECRUITMENT
We provide the opportunity to submit your application using the electronic contact form, located on the Careers subpage.
If you wish to use the form, it is necessary to provide the following data: first name, last name, e-mail address (if you decide to send an application via the contact form). You should also enter the subject of the message and the content of the message and attach a résumé and/or documents relevant to the application. If you prefer to be contacted by phone during the recruitment process (this is not required for sending a message or taking part in the recruitment) you can also provide a phone number.
The consequence of not providing the required data will be the inability to use the form. Then other forms of contact with us remain at your disposal. If you do not want to provide an e-mail address for recruitment contact, you can also submit your application in writing at our headquarters or by sending it by traditional mail.
In addition to your first name, last name, e-mail address and résumé with your education, qualifications, previous jobs, you may also provide other data of yours (e.g. a photo included in your résumé). Providing other data is voluntary and there is no obligation to do so in order for us to carry out the recruitment process. In the event that the applications submitted contain information inappropriate for the purpose of recruitment, this information will not be used or taken into account in the recruitment process, which will not affect the effectiveness of the application submitted.
(a) When the preferred form of employment is an employment contract:
The legal basis for the processing of data required by the relevant labour and tax laws, such as name(s) and surname, date of birth, citizen service number, copy passport, contact information indicated by the candidate, education, professional qualifications, previous employment history, is the legal obligation of the administrator, which applies to recruitment when the preferred form of employment is an employment contract (Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR).
The legal basis for processing data other than that required by the relevant labour and tax laws, i.e. data provided on the candidate’s own initiative, is your consent (Article 6.1.a GDPR). We consider your consent to be your action in the form of sending us a résumé containing data beyond your education, qualifications and previous jobs, in particular a résumé with a photo.
(b) When your preferred form of employment is a service contract, e.g. as a freelancer:
The legal basis for processing is to take action prior to entering into a contract at your request as a candidate (Article 6(1)(b) of the DPA).
(c) If your application is to be considered for future recruitment processes:
The legal basis for processing is then your consent as a candidate (Article 6(1)(a) of the GDPR).
The Administrator will keep your personal data until the recruitment process is completed or until you withdraw your consent to the processing of your personal data, but for no longer than 4 weeks after the end of the recruitment process if this does not result in an employment contract j. If you want to be considered for future positions, with your permission we will retain your personal data for a maximum of one year. - COLLECTION OF PERSONAL DATA OF REPRESENTATIVES, AGENTS, MEMBERS OF BODIES, PROXIES AND CONTACT PERSONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONCLUDING AND PERFORMING A CONTRACT
In connection with the conclusion and performance of contracts in the course of our business, we obtain the data of persons engaged on behalf of the other party to represent the entity or designated as contacts.
Usually, the data of such persons are collected directly from the subject or are provided by the other party to the contract for which such persons act. In special cases, such data may also be obtained by us from publicly available sources such as the contractor’s website or public registers.
The scope of the processed data is in each case limited to the extent necessary for the conclusion and performance of the contract and usually does not include other information than name, identification numbers , data indicated in the document authorizing the person to act on behalf of the other party to the contract, and professional contact data understood as company telephone number, company e-mail address, data of the party to the contract for which such person acts, including the place of work, position and role in the structure of the represented entity, working hours, possessed qualifications and authorizations required to perform the contract (if the specifics of the contract require it). This information may be enriched with data on existing relationships and contacts between us and such a person, as well as other data contained in the footer of the correspondence received or on the business card or provided to us directly by such a person to facilitate performance of the contract.
The provision of personal data coming directly from an individual is, as a rule, voluntary, although in some cases the source of the obligation to provide such data may arise from the legal relationship you have with the other contractual party for whose benefit you are acting.
The legal basis for the processing is Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR, i.e. our legitimate interest in enabling the proper and effective conclusion and performance of the contract through the other party’s designated contact persons.
Personal data processed in connection with concluded contracts will be kept for the time necessary for the performance of the contract in question, but no longer than the time necessary to assert possible claims under that contract, or until the expiration of the obligation to store data under the law (e.g. accounting). - CREATING AND MAINTAINING BUSINESS CONTACTS
In the course of conducting our business, we also collect personal data of contact persons of other entities (public and private) in other cases in which discussions regarding the conclusion of contracts with these entities are not yet underway. Data may be collected, for example, during business meetings, in the exchange of business cards, or from the publicly available websites of these entities. Such data are then processed for the purposes of establishing and maintaining business contacts.
The scope of the processed data is in each case limited to the extent necessary for the establishment and maintenance of a given business contact and usually does not include other information than that disclosed on a business card or in the footer of an email message, such as: name and professional contact data understood as a company phone number, company email address, data of the entity for which such person works, including the place of work, position and role in the structure of this entity. The above information may be enriched with data on existing relationships and contacts between us and such a person.
Providing personal data directly from the individual is voluntary. The consequence of failing to provide the required data will be the inability to include you or the entity for which you act in our network of contacts.
The legal basis for the processing is our legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR) in building a network of contacts in relation to individuals interested in our business activities.
Personal data processed for the purpose of maintaining business contacts will be kept for the duration of our business activities or until you object. - FULFILLMENT OF LEGAL OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE LAWS APPLICABLE TO THE ACTIVITY
Such obligations may consist, in particular, in issuing invoices, documenting the services performed, duly identifying the represented entity, preventing violations and corruption, preparing and providing authorized authorities with documentation to enable monitoring, reporting and accounting, invoicing.
Providing personal data is your legal obligation. In case of lack of relevant data, we will ask you to complete it.
The legal basis for processing is the Administrator’s legal obligation, i.e. Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR)
The Administrator will store personal data until the legal obligation is fulfilled or until the legal obligation to store data expires (e.g. accounting). After that date, data may be stored for archiving purposes. - ARCHIVING
We may also archive any personal data we collect, with the exception of data whose processing for this purpose is prohibited by applicable law, so that we can access it at a later time when needed.
The legal basis for the processing is the administrator’s legitimate interest in storing evidence of our business activities that are of factual and legal significance to us (also for the purpose of taking any legally permitted action, including before the competent authorities, for the purpose of asserting and defending against claims and proving facts for this purpose) which is in connection with the administrator’s business activities (pursuant to Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR). In this case, we assess that your fundamental rights and freedoms are not overridden by the indicated interest.
Personal data processed for archiving purposes will be kept for the duration of our business activities or until you object.
4. APPLICABLE RIGHTS
What rights you have depends on the circumstances of the processing, including but not limited to the legal basis on which we process the personal data, as well as our technical capabilities.
As a general rule, you have the following rights:
- the right of access and a copy of your data (Article 15 GDPR)
If you make such a request, we will confirm whether we are processing your personal data and provide you with all relevant information about the processing. You may obtain a copy of the personal data we hold about you free of charge under the terms of the GDPR.
You can also always obtain information from us about:
(a) the purpose of the processing of your data,
(b) what type of data we process,
(c) to whom we transfer your data,
(d) how long we plan to keep your data, - the right to rectification of your data (Article 16 of the GDPR),
If you make such a request, we will remove errors, inconsistencies in the processed data or complete them. We are committed to ensuring that the data we process is up-to-date and factually correct. - The right to erasure (Article 17 of the GDPR),
If you make such a request and there are no circumstances under the provisions of the GDPR that prevent you from exercising your right, we will delete the personal data collected. In particular, you may request deletion of personal data when:
(a) the personal data are no longer necessary for the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed,
(b) you have withdrawn the consent on which the processing is based from us and there is no other legal basis for the processing
(c) your personal data has been processed unlawfully,
(d) the personal data must be deleted in order to comply with a legal obligation provided by law.
Please note that the right to erasure does not apply to the extent that the processing of personal data by the Administrator is still necessary,
(a) to exercise the right to freedom of expression and information,
(b) to comply with a legal obligation requiring processing under the law (e.g., with regard to the obligation to keep tax, billing records, VAT regulations and others – as long as it results from generally applicable laws) or to perform a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of public authority entrusted to the Administrator,
(c) for reasons of public interest in the field of public health in accordance with the GDPR,
(d) for archival purposes in the public interest, for scientific or historical research or for statistical purposes, insofar as the right to erasure is likely to prevent or seriously impede the purposes of such processing; or
(e) to establish, assert or defend claims. - Right to restrict processing (Article 18 GDPR),
What rights you have depends on the circumstances of the processing, including, among other things, the legal basis on which we process the personal data, as well as our technical capabilities.
As a general rule, you have the following rights:
1) the right of access and a copy of your data (Article 15 GDPR),
If you make such a request, we will confirm whether we are processing your personal data, and we will provide you with all relevant information about this processing. You may obtain a copy of the personal data we hold about you free of charge under the terms of the GDPR.
You can also always obtain information from us about:
(a) the purpose of the processing of your data,
(b) what type of data we process,
(c) to whom we transfer your data,
(d) how long we plan to keep your data,
(2) the right to rectification of your data (Article 16 of the GDPR),
If you make such a request, we will remove errors, inconsistencies in the processed data or complete them. We are committed to ensuring that the data we process is up-to-date and factually correct.
(3) The right to erasure (Article 17 of the GDPR),
If you make such a request and there are no circumstances under the provisions of the GDPR that prevent you from exercising your right, we will delete the personal data collected. In particular, you may request deletion of personal data when:
(a) the personal data are no longer necessary for the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed,
(b) you have withdrawn the consent on which the processing is based from us and there is no other legal basis for the processing
(c) your personal data has been processed unlawfully,
(d) the personal data must be deleted in order to comply with a legal obligation provided by law.
Please note that the right to erasure does not apply to the extent that the processing of personal data by the Administrator is still necessary,
(a) to exercise the right to freedom of expression and information,
(b) to comply with a legal obligation requiring processing under the law (e.g., with regard to the obligation to keep tax, billing records, VAT regulations and others – as long as it results from generally applicable laws) or to perform a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of public authority entrusted to the Administrator,
(c) for reasons of public interest in the field of public health in accordance with the GDPR,
(d) for archival purposes in the public interest, for scientific or historical research or for statistical purposes, insofar as the right to erasure is likely to prevent or seriously impede the purposes of such processing; or
(e) to establish, assert or defend claims.
(4) Right to restrict processing (Article 18 GDPR),
You may exercise your right to restrict processing by limiting our actions performed on your personal data only to storage or actions agreed with you if:
(a) you question the accuracy of your personal data,
(b) the processing of the data is unlawful and you object to its deletion,
(c) we no longer need the personal data for the purposes of processing, but you need it to establish, assert or defend claims,
(d) you have objected to the processing on grounds related to your particular situation.
(5) Right to data portability (Article 20 GDPR),
You have the right to request that we receive in a structured, commonly used machine-readable format your personal data and the right to request that this personal data be sent to another controller, if the processing of this data is based on consent or a contract with you and by automated means. However, you have this right only if the processing is based on your consent or is required for the performance of a contract. You can also ask us to send them directly to another responsible entity designated by you.
(6) The right to object on grounds related to your particular situation (Article 21(1) GDPR),
Where we process your personal data on the basis of a legitimate interest (excluding direct marketing), you have the right to object to such processing if you believe that your particular situation justifies the cessation of our processing of such data. We will grant your request in this regard if we assess that we are unable to demonstrate the existence of valid legitimate grounds for processing overriding your interests, rights and freedoms.
(7) Right to object (Article 21(2) GDPR),
If you object to our processing of your data for direct marketing purposes, including profiling performed, we will cease processing for such purposes.
(8) The right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling (Article 22 GDPR),
You have the right not to be subject to a decision that is based solely on automated processing, including profiling, and produces legal effects on you or similarly affects you materially. We do not currently perform such processing. If there are prerequisites that allow us to make such a decision, then you will be informed of this fact.
(9) The right to complain to a supervisory authority
If you believe that we are processing your personal data in violation of the provisions of the GDPR or other data protection laws, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority for the processing of personal data, which has jurisdiction over your habitual residence, place of work or the place where the alleged violation was committed. In the Netherlands, the supervisory authority is the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens), Hoge Nieuwstraat 8, 2514 EL The Hague (https://autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/ ).
We make every effort to ensure that the exercise of the aforementioned right is not necessary.
5. CONSENT AND ITS WITHDRAWAL
Processing of personal data beyond the scope of mandatory data specified in the applicable (labour and Tax) laws is carried out only with your prior and voluntary consent.
Likewise, the processing of the data you submit for future recruitment processes is carried out only with your prior and voluntary consent.
The consents you have given may be revoked (withdrawn) at any time. However, the withdrawal of consent will not affect the actions taken prior to its withdrawal.
You may withdraw your consent, for example, by contacting us by email at , in writing to the Administrator’s registered office address given in paragraph 2 para. 1) above or in person at the Administrator’s registered office.
6. METHOD OF EXERCISING RIGHTS
You may exercise any of the rights indicated above by contacting us by e-mail at , in writing to the Administrator’s registered office address given in paragraph 2 item. 1) above or in person at the Administrator’s registered office, indicating the content of the request for the exercise of a specific right.
If your request is unclear to us or there is a need to clarify it, we will contact you about it. In case of doubts regarding the identification of your identity, we will contact you in order to obtain additional information to facilitate our verification in this regard.
We will make every effort to respond to the request presented to us promptly, but no later than within one month of receipt. If we need to extend this deadline, e.g. due to the complicated nature of the request, we will notify the Data Subject, stating the reasons for the extension.
As a rule, we will respond in the form in which the request was received, unless you expressly indicate to us by what means you expect a response.
7. RECIPIENTS OF PERSONAL DATA
Your personal data may be transferred to other entities whose services we use or to whom we are obliged to transfer them by law.
Your personal data will be transferred only to the extent necessary.
We transfer your personal data to the company that is the hosting provider for our website. Anticipated recipients of your personal data will also be: entities that provide us with IT support, couriers, postal providers, email service providers, archiving and shredding of records, advisors to the administrator, entities authorized to receive personal data under applicable laws; entities that perform activities on behalf of the administrator, which is necessary for recruitment (e.g., recruitment process support entities), and other entities that perform activities on behalf of the administrator or provide the administrator with services/goods necessary for its business, as well as companies in the Kewpie Corporation group for internal administrative purposes.
8. TRANSFER OF PERSONAL DATA OUTSIDE THE EEA AREA
Personal data may be transferred to third countries in connection with, among other things, the Administrator’s use of cloud-based IT solutions or serviced by a service center located outside the European Economic Area. The Administrator uses a mechanism that, in accordance with European Union law, legalizes the transfer and will provide adequate guarantees for the protection of personal data.
The Administrator may make such a transfer on the basis of (i) a decision of the European Commission determining the adequacy of protection in a third country (Article 45 of the GDPR), e.g., in the case of Japan, Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2019/419 of January 23, 2019. issued pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council, finding an adequate level of protection for personal data by Japan under the Personal Information Protection Act (notified as Document No. C(2019) 304) (which is the legal basis for transfers to Japan), or (ii) standard contractual clauses (Article 46(2) of the GDPR) and, if required, applies additional guarantees for the protection of personal data in accordance with the applicable standards in this regard, or provides another mechanism that complies with the law and legalizes such transfer.
9. ATTENTION TO DATA SECURITY
Your data is secured by us, through the application of organizational
and technical measures necessary and appropriate to prevent the risk of violation of your rights or freedoms.
In particular, we protect your personal data from access to unauthorized persons, as well as from damage or loss.
The security of data transmission is ensured through the use of SSL (Secure Socket Layer v3) transmission protocol. SSL involves encrypting data before it is sent from your browser and decrypting it after it safely reaches the server hosting our site.
In addition, we take all necessary measures to ensure that our subcontractors and other cooperating entities guarantee the use of appropriate security measures whenever they process personal data on our behalf.
10. COOKIES (COOKIES)
The following is basic information about cookies, which are also used by our website.
In order to properly operate the site, we enter into your computer system, so-called “cookies”. A cookie is a small piece of text that a website sends to your user’s browser, which the browser sends back the next time you visit the site. These cookies are mainly used to optimize the site’s performance and adjust it to your browser settings, for example. However, it can be used more broadly by storing any data that can be encoded as a string. This data includes, depending on the type of cookie: the date and time of access, the name and URL of the website from which they originated, the length of time they are stored on your device before they are deleted, a unique number, the scope of the file access request, the length of time you use the site and the methods you choose to use it, the amount of data sent to you, the type and version of your browser and operating system, and your IP address. This data is stored separately from other data you may enter while using our website. A cookie can only contain the information that the website provider, i.e. us and our subcontractors, defines.
11. PERSONAL DATA IN COOKIES
The website may process the following data characterizing the use by visitors to the website (so-called exploitation data): ID number assigned to the person browsing the website, markings identifying the termination of the telecommunications network, the ICT system (type of device, operating system, device settings, type of Internet browser) you use, information about the beginning, end and scope of each time you use the site. The data indicated above are not in practice combined with such information as your name, e-mail address and other data that allows direct or indirect identification of you, although technically it may be possible.
12. COOKIES – BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE TYPE OF FILES
Cookies differ by their life cycle, the Internet domain from which they originate and the function they perform.
- With regard to the life cycle, we divide cookies into:
(a) session cookies – are stored in your browser until you log out, leave the website or turn off your web browser,
(b) permanent – they are stored on your device for the time specified in the parameters of cookies or until you delete them, which is possible from the browser. - With regard to the Internet domain from which they come, we divide cookies into:
(a) our own – set by the web servers operating the site,
(b) third parties (our partners) – set by the web servers of other entities. - With regard to the function they perform, we divide cookies into:
(a) Necessary – when the files are indispensable for the functioning of the website. Necessary cookies are typically used in response to actions taken by you, such as setting privacy options and authentication. If you change your browser settings to block essential cookies, the website or its functionalities may not function properly.
(b) Analytical – when the cookies allow us to count the number of visits and gather information about the sources of traffic, so we can improve the performance of our site. These cookies also help us learn which subpages are most popular or how you navigate our site. If you change your browser settings to block analytical cookies, we will not be able to collect information about your use of the site or monitor its performance.
(c) Functional cookies – when the cookies allow us to customize the site to your needs and preferences, e.g. by remembering any choices you make on the pages. If you change your browser settings to block functional cookies, the site may not remember to personalize your interface, e.g. in terms of your chosen language or region of origin, font size, website design, etc;
(d) Advertising cookies – when the files allow targeting a particular promotion of goods and services to a particular user using advertisements and services that are displayed on other websites. Such cookies are not used on our site.
13. USED COOKIES
At present, we use cookies on our website to provide an optimal user experience and to maintain a user session so that the website remembers the settings stored on it, and for the purposes described below.
AudienceOne
The Website uses the data management platform AudienceOne, managed by D.A.Consortium Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “DAC”), in order to display more effective advertising. The cookie technology employed by this platform is used to accumulate information such as Internet users’ site browsing histories. This information, known as “informative data,” is used to analyze users’ interests and preferences for the sole purpose of providing more effective advertising. It is not used for any other purpose or to gather any personal information. If you wish to block the use of informative data, please follow the link below and carry out the opt-out procedures.
https://www.dac.co.jp/english/utility/data-policy
Google Analytics
The Website uses Google Analytics to understand fluctuations in our users’ access statuses, and for the improvement of the site, gathers access logs in a manner that cannot identify individual users, while at the same time issuing cookies and analyzing access data.
For details on Google Analytics and Google’s privacy policy, please follow the links below.
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245?hl=en
https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en
Salesforce
The Website uses Google Analytics to understand fluctuations in our users’ access statuses, and for the improvement of the site, gathers access logs in a manner that cannot identify individual users, while at the same time issuing cookies and analyzing access data.
For details on Google Analytics and Google’s privacy policy, please follow the links below.
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.pardot_basics_cookies.htm&type=5
14. HOW TO DISABLE OR CHANGE THE COOKIE POLICY?
The use of cookies can be blocked or managed with the appropriate settings in your browser, and with the appropriate browser extensions. Web browsing software (web browser) usually allows cookies to be stored on your device by default. Your web browser also allows you to delete some or all cookies. It is also possible to automatically block cookies.
15. SERVER LOGS
Some information about your presence on our site is subject to logging at the server layer. This data is used solely for the purpose of administering the site and to ensure the most efficient operation of the servers used by the Administrator.
The recording may be subject to:
- the date and exact time of the visit along with the time zone
- the page or file (link) visited
- the page from which the request for a new page or a new file (link) was sent,
- the names of the called sub-pages, the date and time of staying on the page, the date and time of the request, the result of the command and information about the server load at the time of the request,
- the amount of data transferred,
- the IP address that was assigned to you by your ISP,
- the version of the http protocol,
- information provided by Client Detection (browser name and version, operating system version)
The above data are not associated with specific individuals browsing the sites.
The above data is used only for the purpose of server administration for the period necessary for this purpose and then deleted.
16. ENTRY INTO FORCE OF THE POLICY AND ITS CHANGES
- The rules set forth in this Privacy Policy are governed by the laws of the Netherlands.
- In the event of any dispute concerning this Privacy and Cookie Policy, the Amsterdam District Court shall be the court of jurisdiction in the first instance, unless overriding conflict laws designate another court.
- The Administrator reserves the right to change the Privacy Policy if required by law or changes made to the Website. Users will be informed of the changes introduced and their effective date, in particular by posting a notice on the Website.
- This Privacy Policy shall enter into force on 1st October 2023.