ConsumerLaws Editorial and Review Policy
Credit and legal guidance affects important choices. We aim for clear sources, relevant professional review and corrections when information changes.
A CLEAR BASIS FOR WHAT YOU READ
Know what supports the guidance.
Use these standards to ask who is responsible for a page, what it draws on and how its accuracy has been checked.
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Check the sources behind a topic and ask about its relevance to your issue.
Sources
Sources should include the National Credit Act, NCR publications, applicable regulations and reported decisions, including SAFLII judgments.
- The National Credit Act and regulations
- National Credit Regulator (NCR) material
- Information Regulator material
- Ombud or regulator material
- Reported judgments
Update standard
Review dates should reflect completed checks of the content, applicable rules and official sources.
AI-assisted drafting
AI may support drafting, but substantive credit or legal guidance requires relevant human review before publication.
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