Privacy & Preferences
Cookies & Local Storage
This page explains how browser storage may be used to operate the Institute website and how optional analytics or marketing technologies should be handled.
1. Essential technologies
The site may use cookies or local-storage technologies that are necessary for authentication, language preference, security, session continuity and core interface behaviour. These technologies are used because the service cannot function correctly without them.
2. Analytics and marketing
Optional analytics, advertising or cross-site marketing technologies should not be activated for users who require consent until the appropriate consent has been obtained. If such technologies are added, this policy and the consent interface must be updated accordingly.
3. Current examples
- Authentication/session data managed by the relevant platform provider.
- Language and interface preferences stored to improve continuity between visits.
- Security-related state required to protect account access or prevent abuse.
4. Browser controls
Users can usually remove or block cookies through their browser settings. Blocking essential storage may prevent login, language persistence or other parts of the site from working correctly.
5. Changes
If the Institute adds new analytics, advertising or tracking providers, the cookie information and, where legally required, the consent mechanism must be reviewed before those tools are treated as production-ready.
Last updated: 25 August 2026.