Cookies

A cookie is a small piece of data (which often includes a unique identifier) that is stored on your computer, mobile phone or tablet. It is generated when users access a certain website. The cookie is stored on your browser and then sent back to the originating website on each subsequent visit. Cookies that are generated through the use of this website are not used to identify you personally but they are used to make the site work better for you by remembering activities and preferences chosen by you and your browser. Cookies are used to improve the quality of your website experience by:

Enabling a service to recognise your device so that you do not have to repeat any unnecessary actions
Measuring how many people are using our website services, and from where in the world they visit us. This enables us to tailor content more closely to the profile of our users.

Cookies might also be used occasionally to help gather feedback to help us understand how users interact with specific services, to inform future website development plans.

Cookie Name

__cfduid
has_js
cookie-agreed
_ga
_gat

Expires

__cfduid expires when you close your browser
has_js expires when you close your browser
cookie-agreed expires after 100 days
_ga expires after 2 years
_gat expires after 10 minutes.

Purpose

__cfduid is a randomly generated number that identifies your browser
has_js lets us know whether or not you have JavaScript enabled in your browser
cookie-agreed lets us know that you've agreed to our use of cookies
_ga helps us count how many people visit this website by tracking if you’ve visited before
_gat manages the rate at which page view requests are made.

However if you wish to control, block or delete any cookies which are generated by this website, or indeed any other website, you can do so through your browser settings. The "help" function on your browser will provide relevant instructions.

Please be aware that restricting cookies may impact on the functionality of our website.

Alternatively you may wish to visit the About Cookies website which provides comprehensive information on how to control cookies through a variety of different browsers.

Youtube

YouTube may track videos watched via the Inquiry’s website in order to enhance user experience.

Blocking YouTube from doing this could detriment the Inquiry’s website and make it difficult to handle large amounts of traffic at one time.

We are not recording people’s personal details and this is entirely compliant with GDPR.