Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
- ELK Publishing acknowledges and respects the privacy of all individuals; the confidentiality of personal information and accordingly, strongly abides by The Privacy Act 1988.
- It does not disclose personal details collected from you to any third party in Australia, or overseas.
- Personal information collected in the course of business association is kept to a minimum; ELK Publishing securely storing only that which is necessary for maintaining and providing high levels of service to you.
- ELK Publishing safely and securely maintains records of customer orders: names and contact details; payment, order and delivery processing information in our database. We will protect your valuable, personal information by reasonable security safeguards against loss or theft as well as unauthorised access, disclosure, copying, use or modification.
- Transactions are completed using PayPal, which encrypts all transactions using the best Secure Server Software (SSL) available today.
- Recording of e-mail addresses and phone numbers is necessary for swift order processing; to answer your queries regarding our products, or to update you on our educational book releases.
- If you do not wish to receive emails, please unsubscribe by directly contacting us.
- If you have agreed to write book reviews or recommendations for author presentations, only upon receiving your signed written consent, do we keep or display the relevant information.
- Similarly, students 18 years and under, who wish to write book reviews or correspond with authors via ELK Publishing, only may do so upon signed, parental consent.
- You have the right of access to and alteration of your personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988. If you have any queries regarding this, do not hesitate to directly contact us at ELK Publishing.
Moral, Ethical and Social Responsibility
- We believe every publisher and author of books has a moral, ethical and social responsibility to uphold safe and appropriate content suitable for children of all ages.
- We believe in integrity, care and justice in the development of books, their distribution and that fair access be given to all.
- We believe in respect and dignity: in the treatment of books, the messages they deliver and of the individuals/groups/races of people whom choose to read our books.
- We believe in the institution of family and its importance in encouraging young individuals to read.
- We believe in the importance of education, the development and improvement of learning and teaching strategies
- Most importantly, we believe in children, their talents, their ability to learn and be stimulated by books; and their unwavering belief that anything is possible in the world of books and make believe - that one is only limited by one's imagination.
