Principles relating to the collection of data of a personal nature
In principle, access to the information available on or through the site operates
without a need to supply personal data, such as name, postal address, e-mail address,
etc.
As an exception, in order to obtain additional services (request for information,
booking, member space, subscription to a newsletter, etc.) it is possible that personal
information, basically contact details, will be requested from the user. In this
case, the use is notified in advance and the data are handled in compliance with
the provisions of the law of 8 December 1992 relating to the processing of data
of a personal nature. In concrete terms, this means in particular that :
- Your data of a personal nature can be collected and processed only in compliance
with the purposes indicated during their collection.
- You have the right to consult your personal data in order to verify their accuracy
and have any errors concerning them corrected. For this purpose, you can take up
contact with the person responsible for processing your data, whose contact details
appear below.
- The regional authority undertakes to take the best security measures in order to
avoid having third parties abuse the personal data that you have communicated.
Processing manager
Any request or question relating to the protection of privacy on the site can be
asked of us at the postal address indicated on the site, as well as by electronic
mail at the address info@lapetitejulienne.be.
Use of information relating to browsing for statistical purposes
When you access the site, the servers consulted automatically collect the following
data :
- the IP address that is assigned to you during your connection;
- the date and time of access to the site;
- the pages consulted;
- the type of browser used;
- the platform and/or the operating system installed on the PC;
- the search engine as well as the key words used to find the site.
This information is kept with the sole purpose of measuring the number of visitors
to the different sections of the site and for making improvements to it.
Use of cookies
With the goal of making your browsing on the site easier as well as optimising its
technical management, this website may occasionally be led to use "cookies".
A cookie is a small piece of information saved by a web site within the Internet
browser of your computer. This cookie can be recovered during a later visit to the
same site. The cookie cannot be read by a web site other than the one that created
it. The site uses the cookies for administrative purposes in order, for example,
to record your preferences for certain types of information, which means you avoid
having to repeat the same keystrokes on the keyboard during each visit to our site.
The majority of cookies function only during the time of a session or visit. None
of them contains information making it likely that you can be contacted by telephone,
electronic or postal mail. It is also possible to configure your browser to inform
you each time a cookie is created or to prevent their being recorded.