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cookie policy

This website uses cookie technology. We will ask you to agree to the use of cookie in accordance with the conditions of this Privacy Statement when you first access our website. Your use of our website and your acceptance of this Privacy Statement constitutes your acceptance of the use of cookie in accordance with the conditions of this Privacy Statement.

Coookie is a data set containing an identification code (a sequence of characters and numbers) sent by a web-server to a web browser and saved by the web-rowser. Web site administrators may use Web site hosting services to recognize and keep tracking visitors as they browse various pages of a Web site and to recognize visitors who return to a Web site.

They can be either "persistent" or " Session cookies". Permanent cooking is a text message sent by a web site to a web navigator, saved by the navigator and kept active until its expiration date (unless the visitor deletes it before the expiration date).

On the other side, a session cookie expires at the end of the users sessions when the web browsers is shut down. Help you obey the laws regarding Web-cookies by following this guidelines for using Web cooks. In the UK, the most important body of data protection laws regarding the use of personal data in relation to the use of personal data is the Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003.

Cookie policies also help you adhere to the Data Protection Act 1998 as it applies to the use of web cooks. No 6 of the Data Protection and Electronic Communications Directive (EC Directive) No 2003 (as amended) provides for the following: "1 "1. Without prejudice to the provisions of subsection 4, a natural or legal person shall not retain or make accessible information contained in the terminals of a participant or users unless the conditions set out in subsection 2 are fulfilled.

2. The requirement shall be that the subscriber to, or users of, such terminals - (a) receive clear and complete information on the purpose of storing or accessing such information and (b) have given their agreement. 3. Where the same individual uses an electronic communication circuit more than once to store information or to gain access to information in the terminals of a subscriber serving a service or a recipient of services, it shall be sufficient for the purpose of this Directive that the conditions set out in subparagraph (2) for first use are fulfilled.

Paragraph (1) shall not preclude technological storage of, or information being accessed - (a) solely for the purposes of conducting or facilitating transactions involving the conveyance of telecommunications over an electronic communications circuit; or (b) where such storage of, or access to, information is absolutely necessary for the supply of an Information Society service required by the subscriber in question.

" You should use this cookie policy in connection with or as part of a full data protection policy. Please read this notice carefully before using this website. To use this submission, please be aware that you must talk to your web developers about the cookie (s) used on your site and the purpose for which they are used.

If your website does not use cookie, you do not, of course, need a cookie guideline. Your incorporation of this notice into your personal information practices does not necessarily comply with the 2003 Data Protection Directive regarding your acceptance of the use of cookie. Instructions on how to obtain such approval can be found on the Information Officer's website (http://www.ico.gov.uk).

Your incorporation of this notice into your personal information practices does not necessarily comply with the 2003 Data Protection Directive regarding your acceptance of the use of cookie. Instructions on how to obtain such approval can be found on the Information Officer's website (http://www.ico.gov.uk). On this website we use[both/only][session cookies][and][persistent cookies].

Although we do not use cookie information to identify you individually, we may link the information we collect about you to the information we collect and maintain in them. The information we obtain through the use of our cookie may be used for the following purposes: If you use our website, you may also be sent third parties cookie.

You may be sent a cookie by our [advertisers/service providers]. You can use the information you receive through the use of your cookies: Please indicate here for which purposes you use the cookies and which information you gather from them. When you do not use Google Analytics, you should verify that your analysis system uses Cookies and, if applicable, insert an appropriate descriptive section.

The majority of web browser allow you to reject the acceptance of a cookie. You can reject all cookie by choosing "Tools", "Internet Options", "Privacy" and "Block All Cookies" in IE; (2) In Firefox, you can reject all cookie by choosing "Tools", "Options" and unchecking the "Accept Web site cookies" option in the "Privacy" area.

It is also possible to erase existing personal information on your computer: If you are using Internet Explorer, you must remove your browser's browser window (1) you must remove your browser's browser window containing manual steps (see http://support.microsoft. com/kb/278835 for instructions); if you are using Firefox, you can remove your browser's browser window (2) you can remove your browser's browser window by first making sure that your browser's browser's browser's cookies are removed when you click on "Remove Personal Data" (this option can be modified by selecting "Tools", "Options", and "Settings" in the "Private Data" box) and then click on "Remove Personal Data" in the "Tools" section.

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