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Material official developments sit alongside a transparent record of corrections and checks. A routine check is not presented as a new legal obligation.

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UK / cross-borderEditorial correctionCorrection / status note

Correction: article titles and source attribution

Some external entries previously used editorial headings rather than the original titles. They now identify the original publication and distinguish a source summary from Knowledge Centre commentary.

Effective date
Correction to this website; no change to legal duties
Who it affects
All readers
Practical action
Use the named publisher and original-source link when citing an external article.
UK / cross-borderEditorial correctionCorrection / status note

Correction: Test and Learn research method and Scottish source attribution

The Test and Learn briefing previously described the research as both qualitative and quantitative. It is qualitative research. The Scottish guidance entry is attributed to the Scottish Government, rather than to a separate law-firm article.

Effective date
Correction to the briefings; no change to legal duties
Who it affects
All readers
Practical action
Use the corrected briefings and the linked original publications.
ScotlandOfficial guidanceOfficial development

Scottish landlord guidance corrected ahead of commencement

The Scottish Government records a correction to an inaccurate figure on the repair-work page, with HTML and PDF updated.

Effective date
Scottish regulations commence 6 October 2026
Who it affects
Scottish landlords, agents and residents
Practical action
Use the corrected guidance when briefing teams. The social completion period runs from repair commencement.