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Cookie Policy

This policy explains how Chartwell’s website uses cookies. Cookies are text files containing small amounts of information which are downloaded to your personal computer, mobile or other device when you visit a website. Cookies are then sent back to the originating website on each subsequent visit, or to another website that recognises that cookie.

Cookies primarily record which areas of our site have been visited by you and for how long, without identifying your personal information such as your name or e-mail address. Allowing us to create a cookie does not give us access to the rest of your computer.

Cookies do lots of different jobs, like making it easier for you to use our site during future visits, letting you navigate between pages efficiently, remembering your preferences, and generally improving the user experience. They also allow us to monitor traffic on our site and can also help to ensure that our online adverts are more relevant to you and your interests.

The specific types of cookies that we use are:

1. Site performance cookies: Performance cookies help Chartwell improve our website by measuring any errors, test different designs on our site, and help us measure the traffic on our site so that we can optimize our content. This type of cookie also remembers your preferences on our site, so you don't have to choose them each time you visit, such as your chosen language and location. Chartwell’s servers do not record or recognize names or email addresses of the user.
2. Anonymous analytics cookies: Every time a user visits our website, web analytics software provided by a third party generates an anonymous analytics cookie. These cookies can tell us whether or not you have visited the site before. Your browser will tell us if you have these cookies, and if you don't, we generate new ones. This allows us to track how many individual unique users we have, and how often they visit the site. These cookies cannot be used to identify individuals; they are used for statistical purposes only.
3. Other third-party cookies: On some pages of our site, other organizations may also set their own anonymous cookies. Because of how cookies work, our site cannot access these cookies. For example, when you share content using a Facebook share button, Facebook will record that you have done this.

How do I refuse or withdraw consent to the use of cookies?

With most Internet browsers, you can erase or block cookies or ask to receive a warning before a cookie is stored. The "Help" function within your browser should tell you how.

Alternatively, you may wish to visit the following links which contains comprehensive information on how to do delete cookies on a wide variety of browsers:

• Cookie settings in Internet Explorer
• Cookie settings in Firefox
• Cookie settings in Chrome
• Cookie settings in Safari

You may also visit AdChoices by the Digital Advertising Alliance Of Canada which provides further details on managing cookies as well as more general information about the operation of cookies.

Please be aware that restricting cookies may have a negative impact on the functionality of the Website.