What to report
Report incorrect provisions or section numbers, outdated procedures, unsupported conclusions, misleading wording, broken official-source links, or material omissions.
Information required
A report must identify the page URL, suspected error, suggested correction and a source supporting the correction. A contact email is optional where permitted. Do not send confidential case documents or sensitive personal information.
How reports are assessed
The editorial team compares the report with primary legislation, rules, notifications, official judgments or authoritative government and court material. A report may be declined if it cannot be verified or is a request for personalised legal advice.
Publishing corrections
Confirmed errors are corrected as soon as reasonably practicable. Material corrections should be recorded in the page's correction history together with a stored update date. Minor spelling, formatting and broken-link fixes may be made without a public correction note.
Submit a report
Use the dedicated Report an error form. Submission does not guarantee a change, create a lawyer–client relationship or suspend any legal deadline.