Asset ownership
Distinguish the owner, operator, merchant, data controller and customer support role.
Results & governance
PQG makes relationships, responsibilities and evidence visible enough for customers and partners to understand who is doing what—and what a public claim actually means.
The PQG truth gate
A meeting is not a partnership. A discussion is not a commitment. An invitation is not an endorsement. Support is not sponsorship.
Distinguish the owner, operator, merchant, data controller and customer support role.
Use specific Owned, Operated, Mandated, Coordinated and Partner labels with scope and expiry.
Publish dates, periods, definitions and verification methods; correct or expire unsupported claims.
Disclose material PQG, AiKOL or ProjectCo roles where they affect an external decision.
Collect only what is required, record purpose and consent, and apply access and retention controls.
Assign the right owner and controls for food, events, travel, payments and work involving minors.
Provide a reference, responsible queue and escalation route for each concern.
Preserve a record when public content is changed, withdrawn or found to be wrong.
Relationship vocabulary
The entity or asset is legally owned by PQG or a disclosed PQG-controlled entity.
PQG has a written role to run the disclosed scope; ownership may sit elsewhere.
PQG has written authority for a defined objective, territory and period.
A written, current relationship exists for the scope displayed. It is not a general endorsement.
Internal only. A discussion or due-diligence item is never published as a partner.
Build with PQG
Start with what you control, the Australian result you need and what you can contribute. We will review the fit and propose a clear next step where there is one.