Privacy Policy
How MLSP collects, uses and protects personal information submitted through this website.
Draft: awaiting approved legal wording
Final privacy policy wording has not been supplied. The structure below sets out the sections the policy needs to cover, based on the information this website actually collects. Each section is marked where content must be confirmed by MLSP and reviewed by a legal adviser before launch.
This draft must not be published in its current form.
1. Who we are
To confirm: legal entity name, ACN/ABN, registered address and the contact point for privacy enquiries.
2. What information we collect
Through the enquiry form on this website, MLSP may collect: name, email address, telephone number and organisation; for park owner enquiries, park name, region, your role, approximate available area, current accommodation mix and what you are exploring; for investor enquiries, investment experience or area of interest and what you would like to understand; for industry partner enquiries, capability, geography and relevant experience; and any additional information you choose to include in a free-text message.
To confirm: whether analytics, cookies or tracking technologies are used, and which. If cookies are used, a cookie notice will also be required.
3. Why we collect it
Information submitted through this website is used to respond to your enquiry and to manage the resulting relationship. To confirm: any secondary purposes, including whether enquirers are added to a mailing list and on what basis.
4. Consent
By submitting the enquiry form, you agree that MLSP may use your information to respond to your enquiry and manage the relationship in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
5. Who we disclose information to
To confirm: whether enquiry information is shared with capital partners, modular suppliers, operating partners or professional advisers, and on what basis. This section is significant given MLSP’s partnership model and requires explicit confirmation.
6. Storage and security
To confirm: where data is stored, which third-party systems are used (including the scheduling platform used for the Discovery & Partnership Call), whether data is held or transferred overseas, and the security measures applied.
7. Retention, access and correction
To confirm: how long enquiry information is retained, the process for deletion, and how an individual may request access to or correction of their personal information.
8. Complaints
To confirm: how to make a privacy complaint to MLSP, and the escalation path to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
MLSP’s obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles depend on the entity’s circumstances. This draft does not constitute legal advice and must be reviewed by a qualified adviser before launch.