What is indexed, and how current it is.

Indexed documents

Withheld from answers

These documents are ingested but not served, because they did not pass verification or because the parser did not find all of their sections. A document that fails this check is withheld rather than shown partially. A section we failed to parse would reach you as silence, and silence reads like "no such rule".

• Workplace Health and Safety Regulations N.S. Reg. 52/2013

  Nova Scotia · 6 sections parsed · fidelity 100.00%

  Parsed only 6 sections from a document expected to contain at least 150. Withheld rather than served nearly empty — the sections a parser misses reach you as silence, and silence reads as "no such rule".

  Unrecognised HTML entities were left intact rather than dropped: equiv, Eacute.

• Occupational Health and Safety Regulations NWT Reg R-039-2015

  Northwest Territories · 30 sections parsed · fidelity 100.00%

  Text was extracted from the official PDF rather than diffed against government HTML. Extraction reconstructs lines from glyph positions, so layout-sensitive content can be reordered even when every word is present. Open the source PDF to confirm anything that matters.

  This is a bilingual consolidation set in side-by-side columns; the left (English) column was extracted and the other language discarded.

  18 of 484 pages contain multi-column or tabular layout. Values in those tables are not independently image-verified, so a figure read from a table should be checked against the source.

  Running headers and footers repeated across pages were removed (for example: "1").

  Coverage check: this document appears to contain about 1163 numbered sections but only 15 were parsed (1%). The document is withheld from answers rather than served incomplete, because a section we failed to parse would look to you like a rule that does not exist.

  Unrecognised HTML entities were left intact rather than dropped: equiv, Eacute.

• Occupational Health and Safety Act R.S.O. 1990, c. O.1

  Ontario · 124 sections parsed · fidelity 95.97%

  Ontario serves its legislation pages as a client-rendered application with no text in the HTML, so this document is read from the undocumented API that its own front-end calls. If that endpoint changes shape, ingestion fails loudly and the document is withheld rather than served incomplete.

  5 sections could not be matched back to the raw source during ingestion (1, 22.0.1, 25, 57, 70). Any answer citing one carries this caveat.

  Unrecognised HTML entities were left intact rather than dropped: equiv.

• Scaffolding Regulations PEI Reg EC44/06

  Prince Edward Island · 0 sections parsed · fidelity 0.00%

  Text was extracted from the official PDF rather than diffed against government HTML. Extraction reconstructs lines from glyph positions, so layout-sensitive content can be reordered even when every word is present. Open the source PDF to confirm anything that matters.

  Running headers and footers repeated across pages were removed (for example: "c").

  Unrecognised HTML entities were left intact rather than dropped: equiv, Eacute.

• Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health Construction Standards HAR 12-110

  Hawaii · 2 sections parsed · fidelity 100.00%

  Text was extracted from the official PDF rather than diffed against government HTML. Extraction reconstructs lines from glyph positions, so layout-sensitive content can be reordered even when every word is present. Open the source PDF to confirm anything that matters.

  Running headers and footers repeated across pages were removed (for example: "110-1").

  Parsed only 2 sections from a document expected to contain at least 20. Withheld rather than served nearly empty — the sections a parser misses reach you as silence, and silence reads as "no such rule".

  Unrecognised HTML entities were left intact rather than dropped: equiv, Eacute.

• MIOSHA Construction Safety Standard Part 12 — Scaffolds and Scaffold Platforms MIOSHA CS Part 12

  Michigan · 8 sections parsed · fidelity 100.00%

  Text was extracted from the official PDF rather than diffed against government HTML. Extraction reconstructs lines from glyph positions, so layout-sensitive content can be reordered even when every word is present. Open the source PDF to confirm anything that matters.

  10 of 66 pages contain multi-column or tabular layout. Values in those tables are not independently image-verified, so a figure read from a table should be checked against the source.

  Running headers and footers repeated across pages were removed (for example: "1").

  Parsed only 8 sections from a document expected to contain at least 20. Withheld rather than served nearly empty — the sections a parser misses reach you as silence, and silence reads as "no such rule".

  Unrecognised HTML entities were left intact rather than dropped: equiv, Eacute.

• Oregon OSHA Division 3, Subdivision L — Scaffolds OAR 437 Division 3/L

  Oregon · 8 sections parsed · fidelity 100.00%

  Text was extracted from the official PDF rather than diffed against government HTML. Extraction reconstructs lines from glyph positions, so layout-sensitive content can be reordered even when every word is present. Open the source PDF to confirm anything that matters.

  7 of 76 pages contain multi-column or tabular layout. Values in those tables are not independently image-verified, so a figure read from a table should be checked against the source.

  Running headers and footers repeated across pages were removed (for example: "Oregon Administrative Rules").

  Coverage check: this document appears to contain about 35 numbered sections but only 7 were parsed (20%). The document is withheld from answers rather than served incomplete, because a section we failed to parse would look to you like a rule that does not exist.

  Unrecognised HTML entities were left intact rather than dropped: equiv, Eacute.

Not indexed yet

Listed rather than hidden. A question about one of these is declined outright — answering it from a neighbouring jurisdiction’s rules would look like an answer without being one.