Privacy Policy

Public Policy Exchange, a division of International Centre for Parliamentary Studies LLC, understands it is important to respect and protect the privacy of our customers and guests.

("Public Policy Exchange," "We" or The Centre," as used in this Privacy Policy, comes under the corporate banner of International Centre for Parliamentary Studies LLC and all other related divisions associated with Public Policy Exchange Seminars and this Web site.)

To ensure efficient and accurate delivery of our services, Public Policy Exchange may request personal information such as your name, company name, mailing address, e-mail address, phone or fax number(s), associated referral names, demographics and other information necessary to effectively conduct business with you. Through your presence on and usage of the Public Policy Exchange Web site and the associated Web pages located therein, you are accepting the practices as described in this Privacy Policy.

This personally identifiable information is used to respond to your immediate requests, questions or site interactions, to make our Web site easier to use by not having to enter information more than once and also to communicate information, updates or special offers associated with your interests. This information is also used for billing purposes and to fulfill orders and requests. If we have trouble processing an order or request, we'll use this information to communicate with you. We also may use this information to alert our customers to the offers, updates and other new services we offer.

Public Policy Exchange does not collect any personally identifiable information from you except when you expressly volunteer the information. This includes deliberate actions such as:

• Creating an registration on our Web site
• Registering for a seminar and / or conference, ordering and/or downloading on-line materials or accesses subscriptions
• Requesting information (via physical mail or electronically) about Public Policy Exchange 's training offerings, including catalogs, trainer biographies, course lists and
any other products and services
• Subscribing to newsletters, blogs or social media feeds or requesting that we keep you informed of upcoming events or new products or services
• Requesting that a Public Policy Exchange Sales representative or Customer Services representative contact you
• Conducting a transaction where we collect information, including when required by law
• Commenting on any blog article or social media posting, connecting with us on any of our social media pages or initiating other content on the Web site or any of our
social media sites
• Submitting personal information to us along with any related content in our communication with you
• Interacting with our Web site pages, e-mails, electronic information feeds, social media pages or other electronic means where we may collect technical information such
as your Internet Protocol (IP) address, your device operating system and browser type, the address of a referring Web site, if any, and the paths you take through our Web pages

Cookies

"Cookies" are small data files written onto your computer browser by a Web site that stay resident on your browser unless removed by you. Cookies enable Web sites to recognize your computer when you revisit the site and recall your site preferences. Public Policy Exchange may use cookies to help us personalize your browsing experience, eliminate the need to fill out forms multiple times and enhance your Web site experience and the ease in which we can interact with you and your past activity and purchases.

You have a choice about how your browsing behavior is monitored and may opt out of storing cookies. Please consult your browser ‘Help Menu’ to learn more about how you can configure your browser software to notify you when your computer receives a new cookie. Additionally you may also be able to configure your browser to disable the creation of cookies entirely, but the interactive use of Web sites may be adversely impacted if you choose this option. For example, you may not be able to place orders on-line.

Although The Centre does not use Interest-Based Advertising, you may use the following link to opt out of the third-party cookies that collect your information (name, address and purchasing behavior): http://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp

The information you give us and information about your order may be combined with other personally identifiable information, such as past purchase history, available from our records and other sources. This information will be used to improve the quality or personalization of our service to you, and help prevent or detect fraud as well as to make our future marketing efforts more efficient and secure.

Public Policy Exchange is the sole owner of the information collected on this Web site and does not sell, share or rent personally identifiable information other than as disclosed in the privacy statements below.

You may opt out of receiving e-mail offers from Public Policy Exchange. Public Policy Exchange does not sell, share with or rent to others e-mail addresses solely for the purpose of third-party marketing. If you do not wish to receive e-mail offers from us, click the link at the bottom of our e-mails or call +1 310 443 4134 to opt out. Please be aware that, even if you opt out of future marketing e-mails, we may still contact you by e-mail to perform necessary transactions such as customer service inquiries, billing inquiries or reminder notices. We may also need to contact you with questions or information regarding any orders you place, such as order status, shipment or refunds.

Public Policy Exchange may share personally identifiable information collected about our customer in the following ways:

• Public Policy Exchange reserves the right to use personally identifiable information to assist law enforcement investigations or as otherwise required by law
• Public Policy Exchange may transfer personally identifiable information to a third party in the event of a sale of stock, merger or consolidation, or other transfer of
all or a portion of the assets of Public Policy Exchange, whether voluntarily or by operation of law
• If we decide to change our privacy policy, we will post those changes in the Privacy Statement section accessible from the Public Policy Exchange home Web page

Public Policy Exchange does not collect personally identifiable information about your on-line activities over time and across third-party Web sites or on-line services.

Intellectual Property Statement

By registering for or attending a Public Policy Exchange event or workshop, you agree and acknowledge that Public Policy Exchange’s training materials are protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. Therefore, you cannot reproduce, distribute, make derivatives works of, or publicly display such materials. In addition, you agree not to Public Policy Exchange’s training materials, including but not limited to the concepts and ideas expressed in the training, to create a competing product and/or service.