This draft describes how the website may use cookies and similar technologies. It must be aligned with the final technology stack and reviewed by qualified legal counsel.
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What cookies are
Cookies are small files or identifiers stored on or accessed from a user’s device. They may support essential site functions, security, preferences, analytics and—only where implemented and permitted—communications or marketing.
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Cookie categories
The final policy should list strictly necessary, preference, analytics and marketing cookies separately, with provider, purpose and duration. Do not publish a generic list that does not match the live website.
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Consent
Non-essential cookies should not be activated before valid consent where applicable. Users should be able to accept, reject or manage categories through an accessible consent interface.
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Managing cookies
Users can adjust consent choices through the website and may also control cookies through browser settings. Blocking essential technologies may affect certain functions.
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Policy updates
This policy should be updated when providers, purposes or retention periods change. The publication and last-updated dates should be displayed clearly.