You enter information
The fields remain in the page while you prepare the request.
This page explains the public site’s limited data boundary and the email-handoff behavior. It avoids making claims about retention or deletion practices that have not been published.
The public site presents information and uses a mailto handoff for enquiries. It does not submit the contact form to a website backend or store the entered fields through that form.
The fields remain in the page while you prepare the request.
The browser asks your email application to open a prefilled message.
You may edit, cancel or add information in your email application.
Only then does your email provider transmit the message.
Use aggregation, anonymization and redaction where practical. Include only information necessary for the agreed review purpose. A request for more context is not automatically a request for personal data.
Before sending evidence, confirm the intended channel and who in the organization is authorized to share it. Keep a controlled copy of what was provided.
The homepage uses a locally hosted promotional image. Opening email links or external websites moves activity to services operated by others, which have their own practices.
No internet or email transmission can be guaranteed completely secure. Avoid sending sensitive information until the sharing method and necessity are clear.
You can browse without using the contact form, cancel the draft, remove optional fields or contact the program through another listed method.
For privacy questions about an intended enquiry or evidence transfer, contact [email protected] before sharing.