Cookies can be used to track internet use. These are referred to as analytical cookies. They give us insight into how visitors use the website, which helps us to improve it.
Analytical cookies
Cookies are small text files that are placed on your computer, so that it can be recognised when you visit a website. Analytical cookies provide answers to the following questions:
Use of the website |
Cookies |
|---|---|
| Has the user given permission for the use of cookies? If so, the cookie notification will not be shown again. | ‘toestemmingvoorcookies’ cookie |
| Is a user new to the site or a repeat visitor? | ‘_pk_id’ cookie |
| Which pages were visited? | ‘_pk_ses’ cookie |
| From what site did the user come? | ‘_pk_ref’ cookie |
Cookies do not contain personal details
Analytical cookies contain a unique number, but no personal details. They cannot be used to trace your identity, nor can they be used to recognise you on other websites. We use the anonymous data only to improve the website and we do not pass them on to third parties.
No cookies
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Cookies from statiagovernment.com
statiagovernment.com uses cookies to process forms correctly. This cookie (‘form_map_id’) remembers the completed entries in a form until it is sent. At the end of each visitor session, this cookie is automatically deleted.
In case of an online survey the cookie 'surveystatus' will be used.
| Use of the website | Cookies |
|---|---|
| Was an invitation shown to the visitor? | Cookie _pk_cvar |
| How long did they stay on the site? | ‘surveyvisittime’ cookie |
| Did the user complete the online survey on statiagovernment.com | ‘surveystatus’ cookie |