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Our Charter1. Publicise our groups existence widely. We are a non-political group whose mission is to care for high country huts that still exist and any future huts that may be rebuilt. 2. Conduct as comprehensive inventory of hut status, for huts in both National Parks and on State land, primarily in the bushfire affected areas, and then in non affected areas. 3. Lobby all stakeholders to have damaged huts repaired, and burnt huts that are in strategic safe havens eg Ropers Hut, rebuilt. The precedence has already been set with the rebuilding of Fitzgerald's and Tawonga huts after fires. 4. Once we have determined hut repair / rebuild needs and obtain the appropriate authority, set about getting our hands dirty, canvassing for donations of materials and labour from other stakeholders e.g. 4wd, bushwalking & ski clubs and applying for grants.
Privacy StatementAdopted 5 March 2005 The Victorian High Country Huts Association Incorporated (VHCHA) is committed to protecting your right to privacy. What is 'personal information'? The privacy principles apply to personal information only, which is any information from which the identity of an individual may be ascertained. How do we collect and use information? When you join VHCHA as a member we collect information such as your name, address, contact details such as phone number and email address, so that we can send you newsletters and other information about our activities. When we send you a membership renewal we will tell you what information we hold on you so that you may change it if necessary. What security measures ensure your information is protected? VHCHA administers all information it receives in a strictly confidential manner and as such we do not sell or pass on your personal information to any other organisation or individual. We do not pass on mailing lists of our members to any other organisation. Personal information is not held on our web site and is not accessible through our web site. Further information VHCHA is committed to ensuring your personal information is treated in accordance with the privacy principles and maintained in an accurate, current form. We appreciate and encourage your assistance in keeping us informed about changes to your details. However, should you wish to make a complaint about our handling of personal information, would like to access information held about you, or require any further details about privacy please contact: The Secretary |
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