Corrections
A wrong section number, an outdated fee or a misread rule is corrected on the page itself, the page is re-dated, and significant changes are noted in the text.
What counts as an error here
| Type | Example | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong reference | A rule attributed to the wrong section or regulation | Fixed; page re-dated |
| Outdated figure | A limit, fee or tax rate that the official source has since changed | Figure replaced from the official page, or removed if it cannot be confirmed; source date updated |
| Misstatement of a rule | The text says more, or less, than the provision does | Rewritten against the source; a note is added if the meaning changed for the reader |
| Dead source | An official link no longer opens | Replaced with the current official address, or the statement is withdrawn |
| Wording that promotes gambling | A sentence that reads as encouragement | Removed |
How a correction is marked
Every guide shows a "last updated" date under its heading. When a correction changes what a reader would do or understand, a short note stating what was changed is added to the page. Small fixes to spelling or links change the date only.
Pages are not silently deleted to hide a mistake. If a page has to be withdrawn, the corrections log below will say so.
How to report a problem
- Identify the page and the sentence
Copy the page address and the exact words.
- Point to the source
Name the provision or the official page that shows the error. Only primary sources can settle a correction; see the editorial policy.
- Send it through the editorial channel
The channel is listed on the contact page. Editorial email: not published yet.
No response time is promised, and until the editorial address is published reports cannot be received. In the meantime, pages are re-checked against their sources when they are updated.
Corrections log
No corrections have been made since the site launched on 4 October 2026. Entries will be listed here, newest first, with the page, the date and the change.