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The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau is committed to ensuring that all personal data submitted through "cmab.gov.hk" is handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance. The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau will record visits to "cmab.gov.hk" without collecting any personal identifiable information of users. Such general information is only collected for the compilation of statistical reports and the diagnosis of problems concerning computer systems to help improve "cmab.gov.hk". For different purposes and at different times you may be invited to provide personal data to the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau through "cmab.gov.hk" on a voluntary basis. Personal information may include name, telephone number, mailing address or e-mail address. The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau will specify the collection purpose and intended usage of your data when it invites you to provide such information and advise you how you may request access to or make correction to the personal data provided. Unless permitted or required by law, the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau will not disclose your personal data to any third parties without your prior consent. "cmab.gov.hk" uses SSL protocol to encrypt data during network transmission to protect your personal data. All personal data you provide to the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau via "cmab.gov.hk" is secured, and access to it is restricted to authorised personnel only. The search service on "cmab.gov.hk" is provided by an independent contractor of the Government. We are advised by the independent contractor that it does not collect personal identifiable information while serving search results through "cmab.gov.hk". The independent contractor will share the anonymous data it collects through the search service with the Government for compiling traffic analysis on government websites. The Government will not match the data obtained from any such search activity with any personal data possibly held by the Government.

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The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau is committed to ensuring that all personal data submitted through "cmab.gov.hk" is handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance.

The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau will record visits to "cmab.gov.hk" without collecting any personal identifiable information of users. Such general information is only collected for the compilation of statistical reports and the diagnosis of problems concerning computer systems to help improve "cmab.gov.hk".

For different purposes and at different times you may be invited to provide personal data to the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau through "cmab.gov.hk" on a voluntary basis. Personal information may include name, telephone number, mailing address or e-mail address. The Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau will specify the collection purpose and intended usage of your data when it invites you to provide such information and advise you how you may request access to or make correction to the personal data provided.

Unless permitted or required by law, the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau will not disclose your personal data to any third parties without your prior consent.

"cmab.gov.hk" uses SSL protocol to encrypt data during network transmission to protect your personal data. All personal data you provide to the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau via "cmab.gov.hk" is secured, and access to it is restricted to authorised personnel only.

The search service on "cmab.gov.hk" is provided by an independent contractor of the Government. We are advised by the independent contractor that it does not collect personal identifiable information while serving search results through "cmab.gov.hk". The independent contractor will share the anonymous data it collects through the search service with the Government for compiling traffic analysis on government websites. The Government will not match the data obtained from any such search activity with any personal data possibly held by the Government.