Corrections Policy

What we correct

We correct material factual errors, misleading wording, broken or outdated regulatory references, incorrect internal links and significant omissions that change the practical meaning of a guide. Minor typographic fixes may be made without a separate notice.

How corrections should be assessed

An editor should verify the issue against the strongest available source, preferably a primary source for regulation or official guidance. The correction should fix the underlying statement rather than merely add vague caution around an error.

Substantive updates

When a legal or regulatory change materially affects an article, update the relevant section, source links and review date. Where an old position could create risk if cached or quoted, a short visible update note may be appropriate.

Submitting a correction

The production website should provide a verified editorial contact route. This static package does not invent an email address. Once a real address or form endpoint is configured, add it here and to the contact page.