Member Privacy Information Statement

Welcome to JKS Bradford karate club, part of JKS England and JKS (worldwide), and affiliated to the English Karate Federation (EKF). To operate effectively, JKS Bradford collects and uses information about you. This Member Privacy Information Statement describes your privacy rights in relation to the information about you that we process. This statement exists for JKS Bradford only and does not imply anything about how your data is used by JKS England, JKS (worldwide) or EKF.

Definitions

What personal information does JKS Bradford collect and use?

Personal information that we usually collect includes, but is not limited to:

All of the personally identifiable information we have about you was provided by you (or your parent/guardian) on the JKS Bradford membership application form.

Why do we use personal information about you?

Do you have to give us the personal information we ask for?

If you wish to train with JKS Bradford then we are required to have your personal information on file. All the personally identifiable information we have about you was provided by you (or your parent/guardian) on the JKS Bradford membership form.

Do we process information about you without any human intervention at all?

No.

How long do you keep my personal information for?

JKS Bradford will keep your personal information for as long as you remain a member of the club and for a short while thereafter.

Do we transfer your data to third parties?

JKS Bradford routinely shares your personal data in the following circumstances:

Do we transfer your data outside the European Union?

Although we only transfer your data as outlined in the previous section your data may be ultimately transferred and processed in one or more other countries, in- or outside the European Union. For example, if you successfully pass a Dan grading then your personal details are transferred to and processed in Japan.

How secure is your data?

Data is stored remotely on secure servers and is encrypted with AES 256-bit. This is to prevent hackers from seeing your data if it's stolen from the servers. Physical and software security methods are also applied to all devices that have legitimate access to the remote servers.

What are your rights?

If you want to exercise any of your rights, please email us at jksbradford@instructor.net.

When you email us to exercise your rights, we may ask you to prove your identify before actioning your request. We will not charge a fee for you to exercise any of your rights unless your action is unfounded or excessive (in which case we may instead choose not to comply with your request).

Finally, you have the right to make a complaint at any time to the Information Commissioner's Office, the UK supervisory authority for data protection issues.

How do we handle changes to this Statement?

The terms of this Statement may change from time to time. We shall publish any material changes to this Statement through appropriate notices either on this website or by contacting you using other communication channels.