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We do not collect personal data on www.lawcentreni.org. We do not store or track any personal information or email addresses from you except the information you submit to us through membership application, training application or order forms.

The only information we gather routinely is for general statistics only, such as number of viewers, which parts of the world they are based in or which pages of our sites are most commonly viewed.

Any information collected from you through the forms on our website will be used for the purposes of your order or application only and will not be stored for other purposes or passed on to other organisations.

Disclosure of information

Law Centre (NI) is registered under the Data Protection Act in the United Kingdom and takes all reasonable care to prevent any unauthorised access to personal data.

Right of access to your personal information

If you want to know exactly what personal information Law Centre (NI) holds on you please contact us here. If the information is inaccurate, we will make the necessary amendments and confirm to you that these have been made.

Data Protection policy

Details of the Law Centre's Data Protection policy can be found here.

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Bill of Rights campaign

Support the campaign for a strong and inclusive Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland. More details can be found at the website of the Human Rights Consortium.

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Most PDFs on this site have an alternative text version.

Site accessibility

My Computer My Way

If you have trouble viewing or using our site, the My Computer My Way website may help. This site may be useful if:

	you have trouble using your keyboard or mouse
	you have difficulty seeing your screen
	you have dyslexia or communication difficulties

We are working to make our site more accessible. We aim to achieve compliance with W3C guidelines level 1 (WAI AA).

We are confident that we satisfy all the automatic requirements but are still working at achieving every manual requirement. If you have difficulties reading this site or notice any page which is difficult to access, please email our webmaster to let us know.

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Disclaimer

Although every effort is made to ensure the information on these pages is accurate and up-to-date, we cannot be held liable for any inaccuracies and their consequences. The information should not be treated as a complete and authoritative statement of the law. When reading articles posted on this site, please pay attention to their date of publication as legislation may have changed since they were published.

Law Centre (NI) only operates within Northern Ireland and the information on this website is only relevant to Northern Ireland law.

As a referral agency, our advice line and other services are only available to members and associate members. First points of contact for the general public for advice on welfare rights should be your local Citizens Advice Bureau or independent advice centre.

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Law Centre (NI) is a company limited by guarantee registered in Northern Ireland No. NI 28090. Charity no. XN 48784. Authorised by OISC: N200600014

Last Modified: 04 February 2010