Cookie Policy
3.1 What cookies are
Cookies and similar technologies store or access information on a device to support website operation, remember preferences, measure usage or enable other features. Some may be set by third-party service providers.
3.2 Categories used or proposed
Strictly necessary: technologies required for essential site operation, security and remembering consent choices. Analytics: Google Analytics or comparable tools used to understand aggregate website traffic and performance, if implemented. Other categories, such as functional, advertising or embedded-media cookies, must not be listed as active unless verified on the live website.
3.3 Visitor choices
The website will present a cookie banner with equally accessible Accept, Reject and Manage Preferences options for non-essential cookies. Optional analytics or other non-essential technologies must not load before the necessary consent has been obtained. Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent use of essential website functions. Visitors must be able to change their preferences later through an accessible settings link.
3.4 Consent records and withdrawal
The consent-management tool should record the user’s selection as required by applicable law and apply it to subsequent visits, subject to appropriate expiry and re-consent requirements. Withdrawal must be as straightforward as giving consent. Previously collected data may remain subject to lawful retention requirements.
3.5 Browser controls and third parties
Visitors can also manage cookies through browser settings, although blocking strictly necessary technologies may affect website functions. Third-party analytics providers may process technical information under their own terms; the exact provider, cookie names, durations, transfer arrangements and links to their notices should be verified before publication.