Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

A cookie is a tiny file that is saved by your browser when you visit a website. This is sometimes referred to as “dropping a cookie”. It enables certain information about your visit to be stored by the site to enhance your overall experience, including the speed and security of the website. Some of these cookies are essential for a website to run as you would expect it to.

Some cookies are active during your session on the website and will be automatically deleted after you close your browser. Other cookies are persistent and will either expire after a certain period (e.g. one month) or when you tell them to expire in your browser’s settings.

Does the Register of Statutory Auditors website use cookies?

Yes, this site does use cookies, though we keep them to a minimum.

How we use cookies

We use cookies to ensure the website functions correctly. We would also like to understand the usage of our website by collecting basic visit information. This is statistical only and none of this data is personal data; it is all anonymous.

Understanding and controlling cookies

To make cookies easier to understand we have categorised those that are present. Those that are necessary for the site to operate as you expect are legally permissible to be dropped. You have the freedom to control other cookies on the site in the list below.

Click Allow all cookies if you agree to the use of cookies by the organisations that own and operate this site.

Click Use necessary cookies only if you only agree to the dropping of those that are necessary for the site to function as expected.

Alternatively, you can manage your cookies by clicking Customise.

Your consent will only apply to the following domain: auditregister.org.uk.

Our cookie declaration

The declaration below is automatically published here by our cookie management software, Cookiebot. It is subject to change each time Cookiebot scans the website.