The Corrections Log. Every Error This Site Publishes, and What Was Done About It.
In short. This page records every substantive error the site publishes: the date, what was wrong, the corrected wording, and how it happened. Corrections to the registry itself are logged here too, because the Daily Register regenerates from that data and a silent data fix would silently rewrite the record. Entries are never removed.
The policy. When an error is found, the article or registry entry is corrected with a dated note and an entry is added here. If the error was material to a piece's verdict, the correction is also flagged at the top of the article. To report an error, use the route on the contact page, naming the claim and the document that contradicts it; reports are acknowledged and the outcome recorded whichever way it goes.
A site whose business is holding government documents to their own words has no room to be precious about its own. The teardown format makes claims that are checkable by design; when a check goes against us, this is where it shows.
The log
No corrections yet. The site launched on 11 September 2026; the first substantive error, when it comes, will be recorded here with the date, the original wording, the correction, and an honest account of how it got through.