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Methodology

The record, with its sources and limits.

ComplyRoom restates public legal records. Verification status, source checks, and publication dates are kept separate so that a refreshed page never implies an unperformed legal review.

What the dates mean

The initial facts and dates come from the accepted November 13, 2026 T1 verification report. Mockup text is not a data source. Later source checks can detect changed text; a successful HTTP response alone does not establish that a law's status or dates have been re-verified.

Legal effectiveness, operative duties, reporting deadlines, and enforcement commencement are separate fields. Colorado's replacement AI regime is tracked with main duties beginning January 1, 2027, as recorded in T1. Colorado primary source.

Legal status and field verification

Legal status describes the law: pending, enacted with future duties, or in force. It is independent of uncertainty about a threshold, coverage detail, penalty, date or obligation. An in-force law remains Enacted / in force when a detail needs review.

Sources and refresh

Source adapters cover the Federal Register, Regulations.gov, CourtListener, and configured state legislative or agency sources. NCSL is a discovery source; a primary law or agency record supplies publication evidence. Some services require API credentials or limit access.

The source-check pipeline can record fetch results and identify changed content. Automatic daily checking is not active on this review site. Changed facts enter review rather than silently replacing T1. Approved changes record history and can queue matching alerts. The displayed “Last verified” date changes only when a factual review supports it.

State coverage

Every state page separates state-specific research from federal baseline rules. A federal rule's inclusion does not establish that it covers every business in that state. Applicability remains tied to the activity and organization described by the primary source.

The current state-specific inventory is partial. Pages with only federal baseline research are marked as incomplete and excluded from search indexing. No missing record is interpreted as “no applicable law.” Employment data is reconciled internally; its public section is outside Phase 1.

Factual summaries

Each rule page links its summaries, dates, and applicability facts to primary sources. Automated summary candidates must retain those citations and cannot supply unsupported dates, penalties, or advice. Unresolved values are labeled in their own fields; the law’s status is supported and displayed separately.

Corrections and changes

Source version changes, verification decisions, and edition differences are recorded with stable rule identifiers. The public changelog distinguishes seed reconciliation from later approved changes. A new download edition is a dated snapshot, not a promise that a past file stays current.

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Scope

Not legal advice. This service does not decide a particular organization's legal coverage, recommend actions, or predict outcomes. The linked sources remain the authority for each record.