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Verification

How current every record is

Every published record carries the date its facts were last confirmed against the official source. This page sets the maximum age for each kind of record, counts how many are past it, and names the longest overdue. The same check runs on every change to the data, so the corpus cannot go stale without someone deciding to allow it.

594

Records under the policy

594

Past their re-check date

594

Never yet confirmed

Pass

Data check, budget 99

Maximum age by record type

A record is governed by the first rule it matches. Rules marked critical fail the data check when breaches exceed the budget.

Record typeOwnerMax ageCriticalRecordsOverdueNever checked
Binding instruments in force Editor 90 days Yes 29 29 29
Binding instruments adopted but not yet applying Editor 180 days Yes 13 13 13
Obligations Editor 180 days Yes 57 57 57
Guidance, strategies and standards Editor 365 days No 144 144 144
Change log entries Editor 365 days No 139 139 139
Jurisdiction profiles Editor 365 days No 212 212 212

Longest overdue

The 40 records most in need of a check. Opening one shows its status and official source; anyone can report a correction.

How a record becomes verified

A reviewer opens the official source, confirms each dated claim against it, and records the check with their name and the date. Re-import of the underlying data never clears that decision. Until a record has been through that, it is shown as pending review and its confidence level is published alongside it. Read the methodology for the full standard.

The budget shown above is a ratchet, not a target: it records how many critical records were overdue when the policy was introduced, and it may only be lowered.

Informational only, not legal advice. Verify every claim against the linked official sources and consult qualified counsel before acting.