About this notice
This notice explains the website's approach to personal information. The Commission's public website is designed to collect only the information reasonably necessary to provide a requested service, protect the website and understand how public information is being used.
Information you choose to provide
If you contact the Commission by email, telephone or another official channel, the Commission may receive the information you include in that communication. Do not send confidential, privileged or highly sensitive personal information through an ordinary email channel unless the Commission has specifically instructed you to do so.
The website's law-reform proposal builder and consultation response builder prepare text in your browser. They do not automatically transmit or store the information you type into them.
Technical information
Like most public websites, hosting and security systems may process limited technical information such as IP address, browser and device information, requested pages, timestamps and security events. This information is used for delivery, reliability, cybersecurity, abuse prevention and service improvement.
Cookies and similar technologies
The Commission aims to keep non-essential tracking to a minimum. Essential technologies may be used where required for security, network delivery or a feature requested by the user. If optional analytics or other non-essential technologies are introduced, this notice and any appropriate consent controls should be updated before they are enabled.
External websites and media
This website may link to government institutions, development partners, social-media services and other external websites. Those services operate under their own privacy practices. A link from the LRC website does not transfer responsibility for the external service to the Commission.
Retention and access
Information should be retained only for an appropriate institutional, legal, administrative or security purpose. Public correspondence and formal submissions may form part of the Commission's official records and may therefore be subject to applicable records-management, disclosure and archival requirements.
Public consultations and submissions
Each consultation should explain how responses are to be submitted and whether anonymous or confidential submissions are permitted. Where a consultation requests personal or sensitive information, the Commission should provide appropriate handling instructions for that specific exercise.
Contact about privacy
Questions about the website's handling of personal information may be sent to bmvarmah71@gmail.com.
This website notice should be reviewed whenever the Commission introduces a new online form, analytics service, newsletter, user account, payment feature or other service that changes how personal information is handled.