Sealed articles.

Article 1. The member's rights come first

Every member may read their own record, correct it, and have it destroyed once the accord is closed. That right is not conditional on anything, and it is exercised by telephone or through the contact page, where the secretary who kept the record answers for it.

Article 2. What is minuted

The accord minutes what ratification requires and nothing beyond it: who you are, where to write to you, which program, which state, which term, and, from the day a site is countersigned, the agreement, the supervisor's credentials, the compliance items, the hour logs and the evaluations that the school and the site require. The Alliance does not sell, rent or trade the record.

Article 3. Who holds the seal

Three people can open a member's record: the council member who countersigns, the secretary who keeps the file, and the head of member care. A site is shown a member only after that member has approved the shortlist. An institution sees only what its cohort accord names.

Article 4. Term of retention

The record stands for the term of the placement and for whatever audit period the program prescribes afterward. It is then closed, and its documents are either destroyed or returned, as the school's own rule directs.

Article 5. This website

Forms and the live chat are the only things this site remembers: your message, the page you sent it from, and a token in your browser that lets a chat carry across pages. There is no advertising tracker anywhere on the site.