Privacy Policy

Any personal data relating to you will be used and recorded by us in accordance with current data protection legislation and this Privacy Policy. We will use the information you provide to:

• Fulfill your requests, for example applications for membership, registration for events, conferences or seminars, requests for information material, etc.
• Record any contact we have with you
• In aggregate (and therefore anonymously) to profile your use of the websites and to carry out research on our users’ demographics, interests and behaviour to help us gain a better understanding of how our users navigate and use the websites, and to enable us to improve our service to you
• Provide you with information which we think may be of interest to you (mainly CLEPA activities, campaigns and events

We may disclose aggregate statistics about our site visitors, customers and sales in order to describe our services to prospective partners and other reputable third parties and for other lawful purposes, but these statistics will include no personally identifying information.

We may disclose personal information if we receive a complaint about any content you have posted or transmitted to or from one of our sites, if required to do so by law or if we believe that such action is necessary to protect and defend the rights, property or personal safety of CLEPA, its sites or its visitors.

Except as indicated above we will not use or transfer this data to any third parties without your prior permission.

Our site contains links to other sites. CLEPA disclaims all liability and warranty with respect to any information obtained from and your interaction with any website that you reach by means of a link from the CLEPA website. These websites are operated by separate companies. CLEPA is not responsible for the private policies, practices and data protection precautions of the operators of such websites. We recommend that you check the private policy, terms and conditions, disclaimers on each of these websites you visit.

In simple terms a cookie is a small piece of information sent from our website to your computer to help us to identify you quickly. If you prefer not to accept a cookie, you can navigate around our sites like a normal user. Any information gathered by the use of cookies is compiled on an aggregate, anonymous basis.

Cookies are pieces of information that a website transfers to your hard drive to store and sometimes track information about you. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but if you prefer, you should be able to change your browser to prevent that. However, you may not be able to take full advantage of a website if you do so. Cookies are specific to the server that created them and cannot be accessed by other servers, which means they cannot be used to track your movements around the web.

Cookies can be used for a variety of purposes, such as providing personalised pages, but at present, we use them only to work out how many people visit our sites.