Privacy and Data Use Policy
For the Councillor Zamprogno website generally
Personal data collected through your interaction with this site, my email, or my social media may be used to provide you with information and updates relevant to elected political representation.
If you’ve ever emailed me, or been copied in on (CC:) an email sent to me, or joined a Facebook page I maintain, or appeared in a public register of community organisations or businesses then that may be why you’re on my list.
Such data is safeguarded and is never used or shared for any commercial purpose.
If you do not wish to receive contact from me, unsubscribe requests are always honoured and are processed immediately.
Emails to you will conform to the relevant guidelines issued by ACMA for the sending of non-commercial material.
All content on this page, and associated social media pages remains the intellectual property of Nathan Zamprogno.
‘Fair Use‘ rights apply.
For the H.A.I.K.U Council Search Engine Project
Commencing July 2026, the HAIKU project available at https://ai.councillorzamprogno.info uses publicly available data to create a search engine with a conversational interface to answer factual questions. Use of the system is contingent on users registering an account including providing name and email address. Questions asked are not shared publicly unless the user uses the “Share this chat” feature. User data is held privately and only used to improve the accuracy of the project. Your contact information will never be shared with outside parties. By using HAIKU, you give permission for your email address to be sent occasional (no more than a few times a year) updates from Councillor Nathan Zamprogno.
All data, including user data is warehoused in Australia and the project adheres to the Australian Privacy Principles.
A word about Council’s Media Policy
Hawkesbury Council have adopted updated versions of both its Media Policy and Code of Conduct in July 2019.
Section 3.13 of the Code of Conduct, states, in relation to the Media:
“Where a situation arises where a Councillor’s comment is sought on an issue of community interest, the Councillor must clearly state that their expressed view is a personal view, and does not necessarily represent the views of the Council on a particular issue.”
All commentary on this website is the personal opinion of the author, Nathan Zamprogno.
I seek to make a clear distinction between the stated policies of Hawkesbury City Council, and my opinion as an individual or elected Councillor.
On matters of Council policy, the Mayor and the General Manager remain the official spokespersons, and no material on this site or on my social media platforms purports to “speak for” Council.
I will, however, continue to speak out clearly and fairly on matters of interest and concern to the community.