Cookie Policy

1. Purpose

This Cookie Policy explains how the Silverridgeagency casino hotel website uses browser storage and how you can control optional technologies. It should be read with the Privacy Policy.

The current static website contains no advertising trackers, remote analytics scripts, social-media pixels or online casino account cookies.

2. What cookies and local storage are

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser. Local storage is a related browser feature that stores key-value information for a website. Both can remember preferences, maintain security or support measurement depending on implementation.

A browser may keep storage until a stated expiry, until you delete it, until the browsing session ends or until the website replaces it.

3. Controller and contact

4. Essential storage used now

The website stores the key “silverridge-cookie-consent” in local storage after you accept, reject or save settings. The value records only the category of your choice, such as “essential” or “all”. It does not contain your name, email, casino activity or enquiry content.

This storage is necessary to avoid showing the consent banner on every page and every visit. It remains until you clear website data in your browser or the implementation is changed.

5. Optional analytics

Optional analytics are not installed in this project. The settings interface allows you to record a preference in case analytics are introduced later, but no measurement script is loaded and no analytics data is transmitted by the current website.

Before introducing non-essential analytics, we would assess applicable consent, transparency, retention, data-transfer and vendor requirements and update this policy.

6. Marketing and advertising

The website does not use advertising cookies, behavioural profiles, remarketing pixels or cross-site casino promotion technologies. We do not permit third-party advertisers to read the local consent value.

If marketing technologies are introduced, they will be classified as non-essential and will not be activated before valid consent where consent is required.

7. Consent controls

The banner provides Accept All, Reject Non-Essential and Cookie Settings controls. Rejecting non-essential technologies must be as easy as accepting them. No optional checkbox is pre-selected.

You may change your decision by clearing site data in the browser and revisiting the page. A future version may provide a persistent “Cookie Settings” link if additional technologies are implemented.

8. Legal basis

Where the GDPR or similar consent rules apply, strictly necessary storage is used because it is required to provide the requested preference function. Optional analytics or marketing storage would rely on consent unless another lawful exemption clearly applied.

Under Australian privacy requirements, information produced by cookie technologies may be personal information when an individual is reasonably identifiable. We handle such information consistently with the Privacy Policy.

9. Browser controls

Browsers generally allow you to inspect, block or delete cookies and local storage. Blocking all storage may cause the consent banner to reappear because the site cannot remember your choice. Browser settings differ by product and version, so consult the browser’s current help documentation.

Private browsing may delete storage when the private session ends. Device-level privacy tools or extensions may also block storage independently of the website controls.

10. Retention

The consent preference has no fixed expiry in the current implementation. It remains in local storage until deleted, replaced or cleared by browser settings. We may introduce a review period so consent is requested again after a material change.

Any future analytics retention period will be disclosed before activation and configured to avoid keeping identifiable information longer than necessary.

11. International transfers

The current consent preference remains in your browser and is not sent to a remote analytics or advertising provider. Normal website hosting may process technical request data according to the hosting environment and the Privacy Policy.

If a future cookie provider processes data overseas, applicable cross-border disclosure and GDPR transfer safeguards will be assessed and described.

12. Do Not Track and global controls

Browser “Do Not Track” signals are not uniformly standardised. Because this website does not load optional tracking scripts, no separate tracking response is currently required. We will review recognised global privacy control mechanisms if relevant technology is introduced.

13. Updates

We may update this policy when storage, vendors, legal requirements or website functionality changes. Material changes to non-essential technologies will be reflected in the banner or settings before those technologies are activated.

Effective date: 22 July 2026.