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The best contributions are anchored in primary law. If you can point to the actual statute, regulation, or official government page — a ministry of justice, a police licensing authority, an official gazette — your correction is far more useful than a summary from memory. Cite the source, quote the relevant clause where you can, and note the date it applies from. Corrections that flag something as out of date are just as valuable as new text.

Citing sources. Back your claims with footnotes: drop a marker like [^1] where the claim is made, then define it at the bottom with [^1]: Firearms Act 2019, s.12 — https://example.gov/act. Prefer the primary law and official government sources (a ministry, police licensing authority, or official gazette) — links to those trusted official domains are published as followed links, while everything else is marked nofollow, so a solid primary citation carries the most weight.

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