- The viewing of inappropriate content is strictly prohibited and a ban may be imposed upon users found to be viewing inappropriate content.
- At busy times, access will be limited to no more than one hour per session. The Information Services Manager may exercise discretion regarding this usage.
- Patrons may use their own laptops and tablets in the library. Wi-fi will be available at no cost.
- The Collie Public Library takes no responsibility for technical problems beyond its control which may result in loss of computer time.
- Patrons must not modify library hardware or software in any way.
- The Collie Public Library has no control over the information on the Internet and assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, currency or quality of material obtained via the Internet.
- The Collie Public Library supports ALIA’s Freedom to Read Statement and therefore does not act as a censor.
- Supervision of children up to the age of sixteen accessing the internet is the responsibility of parents or guardians. (Refer to Duty of Care Policy for further information regarding children in the library.)
- Patrons must respect laws of copyright and licensing agreements and use library computers for legal purposes only.
- Staff assistance is available as time permits and may be limited to basic procedures.
- Food or drink is not to be consumed at the public computer workstations.
- Data may be saved to removable disks or other storage devices, but the library does not check for viruses and makes no assurances about the integrity of the data.
- The Library respects users’ rights to privacy but will comply with law enforcement agencies that issue warrants to inspect its electronic systems and logs.