Privacy Notice for Junior Members

PRIVACY NOTICE FOR OUR JUNIOR MEMBERS

We at Squash Wales Limited want to make sure all the personal details we hold about you are safe and secure, so we have put together this note to tell all of our junior members, whether you are a player/participant or simply a fan of the sport, how we make sure we just do that and what to do in case you have any questions for us or want to see what information we have. We are, what is known as, a data controller. This means we have control over how
Sometime organisations like ours need to appoint an individual called a “Data Protection Officer” to make sure that we are being very careful with your information. Our Data Protection Officer is called Roy Gingell and can be contacted at [email protected]

1. WHAT TYPE OF DETAILS DO WE COLLECT FROM YOU?

We might collect the following personal details about you during before, during or after your time as a member, such as:

details of how we can contact you, such as your name, email address, where you live and phone number together with those of your parent(s) or guardian(s),
your birthday.
your gender.
membership details including when you signed up to be a member and any date you decide to leave us.
all records of when you contacted us, or we contacted you on the phone or by email or when you asked us to do something.
any bank details belonging to your parent or guardian so that we can receive payments from you and details of any payments you make.
how you use our website and any passwords, usernames and other things that may identify you to us online.
any images we capture on CCTV cameras and other information showing us your movements through our buildings, [for example where you must use any swipe cards or key fobs to get into certain parts of our buildings].
records that tell us when you were at our events or competitions.
videos and photos of you; and
your hobbies like and dislikes so that we know what type of marketing we can send you.

Also, if you are one of junior players/participants who plays in the sport competitively, we may also collect:

your passport or other ID cards.
records of whether you play at a club or at a county/national level.
details of family members, coaches and other people we might need to contact in case of an emergency.
records of your rankings, gradings or ratings, including any competition results, what [events/matches/games] you have attended and how well you are performing on any development programme you are registered to.
any disciplinary information or details of any issues you have us or we have with you; and
any details we have on file to assess whether you are the right person to receive a scholarship or grant.

2. SPECIAL INFORMATION

We may also hold and use what is called “special information” such as your colour, background and which part of the world you or your family members are originally from, whether you have any religious beliefs and any information about your health such as any injuries you have/have had or times you may not have been very well. The table below refers to this special information, but we will only use it if we have a really good reason to do so such as:

if it is in the interests of the public and we have a lawful reason to use it.
we need it to help us with a legal case we are involved in.
certain laws allow us to use it; or
you have told us you are happy for us to use it.

In the table below we refer to these as the “special reasons”.

3. WHERE DO WE GET THIS INFORMATION FROM?

We will normally collect personal information about you when you create an account on our site at http://www.squashwales.com to become a member of Squash Wales Limited, or to buy anything from us online, or when you want to talk to us on the phone, by e-mail or in some other way.

If you are a player/participant of squash or racketball we also may collect details about you from any club, you play at or from the teachers at your school.

4. HOW DO WE USE YOUR INFORMATION?

What do we use your information for?	What type of information do we use?	What reason do we have to use it (this is the boring legal bit…)
All our junior members
To make sure your membership with us runs smoothly and we can provide the very best service for you.	All contact and membership details, any chats we have had and your likes and dislikes.	We need all this information to make sure we do a good job in managing your membership with us.
To provide you with merchandise or other services/ products you have ordered from us.	All contact and membership details. Your parent/guardian’s payment information.	We need all this information to make sure you get the [merchandise/products/services] you ordered.
To send you information which we think you might like based on the type of membership account you have with us such as details about ticket sales, competitions and events we are running, offers and discounts and any updates on squash or racketball.	All contact and membership details.	We need all this information to make sure we do a good job in managing your membership with us.
To send you other information we think you might like or which you have asked us to send to you.	All contact and membership details and your likes and dislikes.	Only where you have told us you want to receive this type of information. If you are under the age of 13 your parent or guardian must have given their consent to allow us to send you marketing messages.
To help you if you have a question or you are not happy with something we have done.	Contact details and any chats we have had.	It is in our interests to make sure we deal with any issues you have quickly.
We will keep all your details on our files.	All your personal details.	It is in our interests to hold your details on file so we can deal with any issues with your membership and to make sure we do a good job in managing your membership. Sometimes we may have to keep your details because the law tells us we must. If we use any ‘special information’, we will only do so based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.
To protect our IT systems.	Details about how you use our website.	It is in our interests to make sure that our IT systems are safe and secure for all our staff and you to use.
We occasionally carry out research on what events you have attended to understand what is ‘on trend’.	Details of the events and competitions you have attended.	It is in our interests to make sure that our membership is targeted and relevant for you.
To promote the sport, our events and membership packages.	Any photos or videos of you.	Only where you have told us you are happy to use our photos.
To make sure we are keeping up with health and safety.	Details of the events and competitions you have attended.	It is in our interests to make sure we provide you and others like you with a safe place to play your sport. Sometimes we may have to keep your details because the law tells us we must.
Players/Participants
We will use your details to assess your performance and to find out what else we can do to help you improve your development and training with us.	Details about your performance and the events or competitions you have attended. We might also hold details about your health and any club or county membership.	We need all this information to make sure we do a good job in managing your development through the performance programme. If we use any information about your health, we will only do so based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.
To make decisions about your development through any development programme you are registered on and to provide you with rankings and ratings.	Details about your performance and the events or competitions you have attended. We might also hold details about your health and any club or county membership.	We need all this information to make sure we do a good job in managing your development through the performance programme. If we use any information about your health, we will only do so based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.
To register you on to and keep track of any events and competitions you attend.	Details about your performance (but we won’t use any ‘special information’) and the events or competitions you have attended.	We need all this information to make sure we do a good job in managing your development through the performance programme.
To arrange for any trip or transportation to and from an event.	Any ID cards or passport information you give us, details of family members and emergency contacts, your parent/guardian’s payment information and details about your health.	We need all this information to make sure we can plan for any trip you go on. If we use any ‘special information’, we will only do so based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.
Occasionally we might need to carry out or support drug testing for some of the events you attend.	Details about your health.	We will only use this ‘special information’, based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.
We might use details about your health (including any injuries or disability) to make sure you are playing in a safe environment by making changes to the design of our sports facilities, to ensure you are well enough to participate and to keep track of the times you can’t attend events because you are unwell.	Details about your health.	We will only use this ‘special information’, based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.
To put together all the information we need in case there are any disciplinary or other issues with your membership.	All your personal details.	It is in our interests to make sure we provide you and others like you with a safe and fair place to play your sport. If we use any ‘special information’, we will only do so based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.
To assess whether you are the right person to receive any scholarship or grant funding.	Any details we have on file to assess whether you are the right person to receive a scholarship or grant.	We need all this information to make sure we can help with any funding application.
To make sure we are fairly offering opportunities to everyone.	Name, your birthday, gender, information which part of the world you or your family are from, details about your health and performance.	It is in our interests to make sure we provide you and others like you with the same opportunity to get into sport no matter who you are and where you come from If we use any ‘special information’, we will only do so based on one of the ‘special reasons’ we talked about above.

In some cases, we might need the information you have given us to make sure we can do what we say we are going to do with your details. Other times, we may not need it, but if we don’t have it, we may not be able to provide you with the best possible service.
If you have told us we can use your information in a certain way, you can tell us to stop using it at any time, by contacting [email protected]

5. HOW CAN YOU STOP US FROM MARKETING TO YOU?

Sometimes we may wish to contact you by email, post or text message to tell you about things we think you might like. We will only do this if you have told us you are happy to receive these messages and you can tell us to stop at any time by letting us know at [email protected]

Also look out for the link at the bottom of any messages we send you which will also put a stop to any messages.

6. WHO ELSE MAY USE YOUR DETAILS?

We may send your details to others to help us run our organisation. These are:

Anyone you have said you are happy for us to send your details to.
To your club or another regional or governing body: to help us to improve and keep an eye on developments in the sport.
Organisations that provide services to us: such as marketing specialists, the people who carry out research for us, computer services and the guys that help to run and maintain our security cameras.
Organisations that help us, such as couriers, or companies that help us to deliver things to and from other parts of the country or overseas.
Our Commercial Partners: so that we provide you with details on any tickets, special offers, opportunities, products and services and other benefits you get from our commercial partners.
The Government or our regulators: where the law tells us to do so or to help them with any investigations.
Police, law enforcement and security services: to help them with any investigation, prevention of crime or matter of national security.

7. ARE YOUR DETAILS SAFE?

We have put in place lots of security measures to make sure your details don’t go missing or get used in a way they shouldn’t be. We have a great team of people working with us who are trained to know how to use your details securely and will only use your details when and how we tell them to.

Did you know that all ‘data controllers’ based in the European Union and the UK like us are subject to laws that make sure that your personal details are safe?

Sometimes some of your personal details may be transferred to and stored in countries outside of the UK and the European, which are not subject to the laws that make sure your details are safe. Where this happens, we will do everything we can to make sure that your details are only used in the way we say they will be and are kept secure. If someone else is using your details because we have told them to, we will also make sure that we put measures in place with them to protect it.

8. HOW LONG DO WE KEEP PERSONAL INFORMATION FOR?

We collect personal details from you for different reasons and so we might keep it for different lengths of time. For example, we might have to keep it for a long time for legal reasons, but most of the time, we will keep your details for 6 years after you last get in touch with us.

It is important to make sure that the details we hold about you is accurate and up to date, so make sure you let us know if anything like your email address or phone number changes. You can normally do this by contacting us at [email protected]

9. WHAT ARE YOUR RIGHTS?

Did you know you can ask us to do lots of things with your details?
You can ask us:

to tell you how your details are being used.
to provide you with a copy of all details we hold on you.
to correct some of the details we hold if they are not correct or out of date like your contact details for example.
to delete all the details, we hold on you (unless we have a good reason not to!).
to stop using your details in a certain way.
to send your details to you or another organisation like any club you play at for example.

Some of the rights may not always apply to the personal details we hold for you as there are sometimes requirements and exemptions attached which means we need to hold on to certain information and other times the rights may not apply at all.

DON’T FORGET though, if you have told us we can use your information in a certain way and you would like us to stop, you can tell us to stop at any time and you can always tell us to stop sending you marketing messages. More information about these rights can be found online here https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/. If you have any questions or are unhappy about something, please contact us at [email protected]

10. WHAT HAPPENS IF WE NEED TO CHANGE THIS NOTICE?

Keep an eye out for changes to this notice online. If we make big changes the version date at the bottom of the notice will be updated. Of course, where we are required to do so by law, we will ask for your permission before we change the reason for using your details.

11. HOW CAN YOU GET IN TOUCH?

If you have a question or a complaint, you can always get in touch with one of our team at Squash Wales Limited, Sport Wales National Centre, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, CF11 9SW (telephone number: 03003 003121).