Effective from 21 July 2026
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| Cookie | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| cookie_consent / cc_* | Strictly necessary | Stores cookie banner choice | 12 months |
| PHPSESSID / session_* | Strictly necessary | Maintains session | Session |
| lang / locale | Functional | Preferred language | 12 months |
| _ga / _ga_* | Analytical | Google Analytics | 24 months |
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This Cookie Policy is effective from 21 July 2026.