Constitutional governance · Est. MMXXVI

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  1. 01 Claim

    Something is asserted: about a business, a system, or an obligation in law.

  2. 02 Source

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  3. 03 Review

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  4. 04 Signature

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  5. 05 Public record

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  6. 06 Verifiable

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corpus/obligations.jsonAs published
We once published February for this date. Correction 04.

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The record of being wrong

A compliance authority that has never issued a correction is either very lucky or not looking.

Five corrections are published against this institution, in full, with what we got wrong and why. One of them is an obligation we missed for three days, a prohibition that arrives on 2 December 2026 and carries the heaviest penalty in the Act.

Correction 04 · published against ourselves

Article 50(2) marking, for generative systems already on the market

2 February 20272 December 2026

The Digital Omnibus grants four months, not six. We had carried a date from an adjacent instrument, and a date carried is a date nobody can check. Every reader of that row was told February. It was December.

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…Obligations trackedfrom the signed corpus
…Already in forcecomputed as you read this
…Businesses in the registerqueried live, free to anyone
…Documents signedEd25519, publicly verifiable
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