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Dates mean work, not decoration
Guides are marked with their preparation date: 26 October 2026. This is not the date of every underlying source, and it does not promise that all rules remain unchanged. A guide should be updated when a material source, regulation or description changes; dates must not be refreshed merely to look current.
Education, research and advice are different
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Risk belongs next to the explanation
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