The Best Practice Project takes the privacy of those who provide information for our research very seriously. To help you protect your privacy, we provide this notice to explain our practices of collecting and disseminating this information and give you important information about your role. All information disclosed by respondents to the Best Practice Project is personal information within the meaning of the privacy legislation and is therefore considered confidential information.

The Best Practice Project will not disclose personal information provided by respondents without the consent of the respondent or the person whose personal information is in question.

The Best Practice Project  has implemented appropriate security measures to protect the personal information provided by respondents. Appropriate security measures" means technical, physical and procedural controls to protect personal information against destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorized disclosure to third parties or unauthorized access by employees or contractors employed by the Best Practice Project , whether by accident or otherwise, especially where such personal information is transmitted over electronic networks under the control of or as authorized by the Best Practice Project .

The Best Practice Project  shall promptly provide notice to the respondents about: 1) Any request for the disclosure of personal information, including requests by law enforcement authorities, without responding to the request unless required by law or judicial order; and 2) any accidental or unauthorized access of personal information.

The Best Practice Project  will promptly return to the respondent or destroy all personal information, which is no longer necessary to fulfill the purpose for which it was made available.

If you have any questions or comments about The Best Practice Project Privacy Statement, or you would like to request a change or deletion for your personal information that has already been collected, please contact The Best Practice Project  privacy officer, Al Scholz, at (306) 384-4491.