Transparency
What we have corrected
We publish legal information that people base decisions on. An error of ours should not be quietly overwritten. This page records every substantive correction we made to a published object or public page: what it said, what is correct now, why it moved, and which objects and pages it touched.
- Register kept since
- 8 August 2026
- Recorded corrections
- 0
- Latest correction
- None yet
- Report an error
- info@embedai.nl
No substantive correction has been recorded since the start date
That is a statement about this register, not a claim that the knowledge layer is free of error. The register runs from the first public release; what happened before it was not recorded and is not reconstructed here after the fact. As soon as we repair a substantive error it appears here with its date, its explanation and the objects it touched, including when nobody reported it.
Found an error, an outdated status or a missing primary source? Send us the URL, the passage in question and preferably the primary source. Report an error.
What belongs here and what does not
- Yes: our own substantive errors
- A wrong date, a misassigned duty holder, a source locator pointing at the wrong paragraph, an interpretation the source does not carry.
- No: a change in the law
- When the rules themselves move, that is not a correction but a new version of the object. Those live in the changes timeline and in the version history of the obligation itself.
- No: editing that does not move the meaning
- A rewritten sentence that says the same thing belongs in the version history, not here. Otherwise the real correction disappears into the noise.
- Severity is stated
- Material means the meaning moved. Editorial means the substance held while a wording, reference or locator was repaired.
The dataset is append-only: a corrected statement does not replace the old one but sits beside it with a later knowledge date. Ask for an earlier snapshot and you get back what we published then, error included. This register supplies the missing part: that it was our error, and why.
How a correction reaches this register
- we compare the disputed passage with the primary source and with the version that applied at the time;
- if the passage is wrong, we correct the current publication;
- the correction receives a stable identifier, a date and an explanation, and names the objects it touched by identifier;
- the earlier object version stays retrievable, so a citation already made remains verifiable.
For AI agents and integrations
The register is available as data as well, with the same content and the same identifiers as this page. It is always returned in full and never truncated.