Cookies
The bar along the top of the pages on this website will ask you to allow or refuse the use of cookies.
A cookie is a small file that is sent along with the pages of a website and stored on your computer’s hard disk by your browser.
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If the bar does not appear, it means you have already answered this question.
If you can see the bar (at the top of the page), you can choose between allowing or refusing cookies.
Do you want to allow or refuse the use of cookies?
If you accept the use of cookies, you can always remove the cookies that have been installed, or refuse to allow the installation of new cookies, by adjusting the settings on your browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc (etcetera)). How you can change those settings depends on your browser; please consult your browser’s help function if necessary.
We have listed the cookies we use on this website below.
Statistics cookies
With your consent, Google and/or Sitestat installs cookies on your computer. We use these cookies to keep track of the pages you visit. We can then use that data to collect information about visitor patterns. The program (Sitestat and/or Google Analytics) keeps the statistical data up to date. The information collected by Sitestat and/or Google Analytics is anonymised as far as possible. We would like to stress that your IP address is never registered.
Social media cookies
This website contains buttons that allow you to share web pages on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. The buttons use pieces of code from Facebook or Twitter respectively and that code enables the installation of the cookies. We do not have any control over that process. For more information, please see the privacy statements issued by Facebook and Twitter to find out what they do with your personal details and other data which they process with the help of these cookies.
Tracking cookies
With your consent, we install ‘tracking cookies’ on your computer. We use these cookies to keep track of the pages you visit; we use that information to build a profile of your online behaviour. Those profiles are never linked to your name, address, email address, etc. They are only used to match advertisements to your profile so that the advertisements are as relevant as possible for you.
Content from other websites
If any content comes from another website, we cannot rule out the possibility of that content installing cookies.