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Content last updated: 14 May 2024. Changes made to address change of legal body from CRNCC to RDNCC under new contract from 1 April 2024. Change of presentation on site to show all content on one page but also leave distinct site links to separate pages.
How we collect information from you when you visit the Find, Recruit and Follow-up website
How we collect information from you when you visit the Find, Recruit and Follow-up website
We collect information by using cookies. Cookies are small files of information that save and retrieve information about your visit to our site.
You can choose whether to accept or reject additional (optional) cookies:
If you choose to reject additional (optional) cookies, an essential cookie will be set to remember this cookie preference.
If you choose to accept additional (optional) cookies, we will set performance cookies to give us insights into how people use our website and help us improve it. We do this using Google Analytics and use the information to:
Understand how users enter the website
Track users’ movements through the website
Monitor what information is of interest to users
Analyse trends
There is no personally identifiable information contained within these performance cookies, such as your name or address, so this information cannot be used to identify who you are. But they will use your computer's IP address to determine your approximate geographical location (so we can understand where in the world users are located).
The data stored in Google Analytics is anonymous and we do not allow Google Analytics to share the data about how you use the Find Recruit and Follow-up website.
Third party cookies
Third party cookies
We may also host content (e.g. videos) on the site from Third Parties (e.g. YouTube). If you choose to accept additional (optional) cookies, these Third Parties may also set cookies.
How do I change my cookie settings for the Find Recruit and Follow-up website?
How do I change my cookie settings for the Find Recruit and Follow-up website?
When you first visit the Find Recruit and Follow-up website you will be invited to accept or reject the additional cookies we use. Once you have accepted or rejected the cookies your preferences will be saved for 12 months and you will not be asked to re-confirm your cookie preference.
If you reject additional cookies, they will be turned off for your visit and the following 12 month period, during which time your data will not be shared with Google Analytics. At the end of the 12 month period you will be asked to consent to using these cookies again.
If you would like to alter your cookie preferences for the Find Recruit and Follow-up website at any time you can do so by clicking the ‘Change cookie settings’ button below. This will bring up the cookie banner and allow you to change your cookie settings.
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Detailed cookie information
Detailed cookie information
More information is available on the specific use of cookies below.
FRFConsentGDPR (Essential cookie)
Purpose: Stores cookie use preferences.
Expiration: 12 months
_ga (Additional cookie)
Purpose: The main cookie used by Google Analytics, is used to distinguish users.
The cookie stores information anonymously and assigns a randomly generated number to recognise unique visitors.Expiration: 400 days
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Purpose: Used to distinguish user sessions, persist session state and collect session data such as engagement and time spent on a page.
Expiration: 400 days
YSC (Additional cookie)
Purpose: YSC cookie is set by YouTube and is used to track the views of embedded videos on YouTube pages.
Expiration: End of session
VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE (Additional cookie)
Purpose: A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface.
Expiration: 6 months
VISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATA (Additional cookie)
Purpose: A cookie set by YouTube to store the user’s cookie consent state for the current domain.
Expiration: 180 days
Further information about cookies
Further information about cookies
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