DATA PROTECTION POLICY

This Data Protection Policy ("DPP"“) forms an integral part of the terms of use of our website ("Website"). It explains our policies regarding the collection and use of all personal data collected from you, and takes into account our obligations under the Personal Data Protection Act, Act 26 of 2012 ("PDPA").

THIS DPP ALSO CONTAINS PROVISIONS LIMITING OUR LIABILITY AND REQUIRING YOU TO MONETARILY INDEMNIFY AND/OR COMPENSATE US IN CERTAIN EVENTS.You are therefore strongly advised to read this DPP closely. If you do not agree with any of the terms in this DPP, you must immediately cease using our Website.

Any queries, clarifications, or requests regarding this DPP, ourselves, your personal data, or the Website’s compliance with the PDPA may be directed to our data protection officer at Ei May Howe at (T) +65 6631 9192 or (E) [email protected].

1. PERSONAL DATA FROM USERS / VIEWERS

   1. We may collect, store, and use the following information from you as a necessary part of providing our services to you as a user or view of our Website:

      1. Internet Protocol addresses;

      2. Information on your previous sessions stored via cookies;

      3. Details of how you use our services (such as search queries); and

      4. Device event information such as (but not limited to) crash logs, system activities, browser type, browser language, the date and time of requests, and referral universal resource locators.

   2. If you choose not to provide us with the above information, we may not be able to provide you with access to the Website or provide you with the full range of services our Website has to offer.

2. COOKIES POLICY

   1. When you visit this Website, we may store some information (commonly known as a “cookie”) on your computer. For more information on cookies, including how to block cookies, you may visit the third party site www.allaboutcookies.org , but TAKE NOTE that we are not responsible for the accuracy, truth, or veracity of any of the information on that site. If you block cookies, some parts of our Website may not be accessible to you.

   2. Our cookies may be used for the following purposes:

      1. managing your login session with your user account, so you can move easily from one page to another within our Website without having to re-enter your details on each page;

      2. collecting statistical information on how you use the site, including dead links and page errors, so we can improve our Website;

      3. remembering that you have used our Website before to measure the number of unique visitors we received to different parts of our Website;

      4. storing your preferences and selections;

      5. customising elements of the layout and/or content of the pages of our Website for you; and

      6. registering and tracking votes you may have made on any survey or poll on our Website.

3. LINKS TO THIRD PARTY WEBSITES

   1. We cannot be responsible for the data protection policies and practices of other websites, even if they are accessed using links from our Website, or if they link to our Website. We recommend that you check the policy of each website you visit and contact its owner or operator if you have any concerns or questions.

4. PERSONAL DATA FROM USERS

   1. You may only have a user account with us for yourself or on behalf of any other person who has given you express permission to do so By operating an account with us, you represent and warrant to us that you comply with this clause.

   2. All your personal date has been provided to us from the Client we provide the service on behalf.

   3. You warrant and represent that all personal data is accurate and not misleading in any way, and that where you are registering on account of another person that you have his permission to do so.

   4. All personal data will be stored securely on our servers. We will not store or transmit your personal data overseas unless the recipient is legally bound to protect your personal data by a standard at least as onerous as the standard prescribed by the PDPA.

5. INDEMNITY

   1. If we receive, suffer, incur, or become liable for any loss, fine, penalty, or face any civil action as a result of a breach of the PDPA due to your breach, negligent or otherwise, of the terms of this DPP:

      1. you shall fully cooperate and give your fullest aid and assistance to us in dealing with any investigation, or defending or appealing such action; and

      2. you shall FULLY INDEMNIFY, KEEP INDEMNIFIED, AND HOLD US HARMLESS for such claim, expense, cost, loss, fine, penalty, or civil action, including any legal costs on an indemnity basis that we may expend in dealing with any investigation, or in defending or appealing such action.

6. ACCESS, CORRECTION, AND WITHDRAWAL REQUESTS

   1. To correct your personal data, or withdraw consent for use of your personal data please contact the company we have invited you on behalf.