@mailwoman/corpus 10.3.0 → 10.5.0

package/data/address-source-register.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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 	"provenance": {
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@@ -941,6 +941,51 @@
 			},
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 		},
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@@ -954,10 +999,49 @@
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-			"note": "An access label from the original memo: the download costs nothing. It states no grant. The research pass recorded no publisher, so this decision is scoped to gb-education-1 alone."
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+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-12",
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@@ -972,22 +1056,139 @@
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-			"note": "An access label from the original memo: the download costs nothing. It states no grant. The research pass recorded no publisher, so this decision is scoped to gb-food-pharma-1 alone."
+			"state": "elected",
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+			"termsVersion": "3.0",
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+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-12",
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+				},
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+			"state": "elected",
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+			"electedBecause": "Five Great Britain publishers of organization registers license the register under the Open Government Licence v3.0, and the pages read for each are retained in the receipt directory. Three state the license for the data itself. CQC's `using-cqc-data` page, 76,786 bytes, sha256 `2db3eec0967e349830b9e5622e7887e6e5284760d4212f3f66801415147f7ba2`, states `Our data is made available under the Open Government Licence. By using it you are accepting the conditions of this licence.` The Food Standards Agency's terms page, 99,851 bytes, sha256 `b301243640a0230e84a75316267df54d1621fc8cdbd75ff8b835872f42360dbf`, states `Use of proprietary food hygiene ratings information and services is subject to the terms of the Open Government Licence (OGL).` NHS England's TRUD terms, 20,140 bytes, sha256 `b2c90ebee42abff95b1ad5c963eae1ace22e4449e326b4b9a3aa781d95e97e7f`, state `you can use NHS England Content, including copying it, adapting it, and using it for any purpose, including commercially, provided you follow these terms and conditions and the terms of the OGL`, and the Organisation Data Service item page, 16,610 bytes, sha256 `d8d9e77435333049425de7289e89915e4f9a8871a16797fedd1f6c26c63d35d7`, applies `Open Government Licence for SDS`. TRUD excludes `Information owned by third parties which we are not authorised to licence on to you`, which `will be clearly marked`. Two rest on the GOV.UK footer alone, `All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, except where otherwise stated`: DVSA's active MOT test stations publication, 76,532 bytes, sha256 `58184d539a607e2046a1d47f0860c98b2185488bd0c0fadac4c5e59273788a15`, and the Get Information about Schools downloads page, 47,303 bytes, sha256 `270a0e64ae36c363de65c25a2363bcfe255f5ccdcb115da340d44b14a78352be`. Neither page states anything otherwise. **None of the pages read restricts the address fields the way MHCLG's energy performance notice restricts its AddressBase- and PAF-derived fields**, and that is a statement about the text read rather than about where each publisher's address columns came from. GIAS and CQC are the two most likely to have matched addresses against AddressBase, so their field documentation is the read that would settle it. The Food Standards Agency withholds address and geocoding data where an establishment operates from a private address, per `ratings.food.gov.uk/open-data`, 397,874 bytes, sha256 `364a2f3293febbe54f52ff09bf5ac0b71fafce052ff6463566493d9d0069fb4e`.",
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+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-12",
+			"electedBecause": "Five Great Britain publishers of organization registers license the register under the Open Government Licence v3.0, and the pages read for each are retained in the receipt directory. Three state the license for the data itself. CQC's `using-cqc-data` page, 76,786 bytes, sha256 `2db3eec0967e349830b9e5622e7887e6e5284760d4212f3f66801415147f7ba2`, states `Our data is made available under the Open Government Licence. By using it you are accepting the conditions of this licence.` The Food Standards Agency's terms page, 99,851 bytes, sha256 `b301243640a0230e84a75316267df54d1621fc8cdbd75ff8b835872f42360dbf`, states `Use of proprietary food hygiene ratings information and services is subject to the terms of the Open Government Licence (OGL).` NHS England's TRUD terms, 20,140 bytes, sha256 `b2c90ebee42abff95b1ad5c963eae1ace22e4449e326b4b9a3aa781d95e97e7f`, state `you can use NHS England Content, including copying it, adapting it, and using it for any purpose, including commercially, provided you follow these terms and conditions and the terms of the OGL`, and the Organisation Data Service item page, 16,610 bytes, sha256 `d8d9e77435333049425de7289e89915e4f9a8871a16797fedd1f6c26c63d35d7`, applies `Open Government Licence for SDS`. TRUD excludes `Information owned by third parties which we are not authorised to licence on to you`, which `will be clearly marked`. Two rest on the GOV.UK footer alone, `All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, except where otherwise stated`: DVSA's active MOT test stations publication, 76,532 bytes, sha256 `58184d539a607e2046a1d47f0860c98b2185488bd0c0fadac4c5e59273788a15`, and the Get Information about Schools downloads page, 47,303 bytes, sha256 `270a0e64ae36c363de65c25a2363bcfe255f5ccdcb115da340d44b14a78352be`. Neither page states anything otherwise. **None of the pages read restricts the address fields the way MHCLG's energy performance notice restricts its AddressBase- and PAF-derived fields**, and that is a statement about the text read rather than about where each publisher's address columns came from. GIAS and CQC are the two most likely to have matched addresses against AddressBase, so their field documentation is the read that would settle it. The Food Standards Agency withholds address and geocoding data where an establishment operates from a private address, per `ratings.food.gov.uk/open-data`, 397,874 bytes, sha256 `364a2f3293febbe54f52ff09bf5ac0b71fafce052ff6463566493d9d0069fb4e`.",
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+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants adaptation and commercial and non-commercial exploitation, and fitting a model adapts and exploits the Information."
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 		},
 		{
-			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-property-building-3",
-			"state": "unchecked",
+			"state": "refused",
 			"publisherStatement": "Free",
-			"note": "An access label from the original memo: the download costs nothing. It states no grant. The research pass recorded no publisher, so this decision is scoped to gb-property-building-3 alone."
+			"retrievedCopy": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/gb-org-registers-2026-10-12/",
+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-12",
+			"refusedBecause": "The Valuation Office Agency publishes the non-domestic rating lists under its own restricted terms and states that the Open Government Licence does not apply. Its download page, `https://voaratinglists.blob.core.windows.net/html/rlidata.htm`, 33,414 bytes, sha256 `dafa09c510cf68e3575adbdd256a7b95ff86f1193ecaeda5dce6bd355df49be0`, reads `VO Rating List Downloads are only available under our restricted` license terms and `open government licence does not apply`, and `The information must be used in line with the restricted license terms and conditions`. The row's note describes the lists as the commercial complement to Price Paid Data, which makes this the largest Great Britain business-premises register refused so far. The route to permission is the VOA's restricted license, whose clauses this reading did not open.",
+			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-property-building-3"
+		},
+		{
+			"state": "elected",
+			"electedTerms": "Open Government Licence v3.0",
+			"spdx": "OGL-UK-3.0",
+			"termsVersion": "3.0",
+			"retrievedCopy": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/gb-os-opendata-2026-10-14/",
+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-14",
+			"electedBecause": "Ordnance Survey licenses four OS OpenData products, Code-Point Open, OS Open Names, OS Open Roads and OS Open USRN, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Each download ships a `licence.txt`, and each one states `Your use of OS OpenData is subject to the terms at http://os.uk/opendata/licence` (Code-Point Open words it `Your use of data is subject to terms at www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/opendata/licence`). Both addresses redirected on 2026-10-14 to `https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/`, 10,450 bytes, sha256 `f5b2b9f2af63647cde889fa6c3508f5705925295b74912c68caa28dd37e64aa5`. OS's own `docs.os.uk` terms page, 2,936 bytes, sha256 `83e7e1047ff833d4144e451f596290543b5673915733d3a26b8d48cac5253d7e`, states that the OS OpenData terms `are contained within the Open Government Licence` and that the attribution statement `can be found in the licence file downloaded with the data`. The licence files read are Code-Point Open 2026-08, 346 bytes, sha256 `2273fa3818d2b009ab38c11f3cfc9563e48c0e9e940bf73c1a3685b3188255ad`; OS Open Names 2026-07, 438 bytes, sha256 `1be838dcdba14daa10f6a5015833100858711fcda9e495a9442c9295d357f99f`; OS Open Roads 2026-04, 190 bytes, sha256 `65f3f555aa3e42e93b4db24a29ad277beefd12bc4871076d558c1cc41a6b216d`; and OS Open USRN 2026-10, 442 bytes, sha256 `41e89b74974c31cbb39efec9d78db825107e8fca565611e7098f92c94c6be62e`. The attribution differs by product. Open Roads requires `Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Code-Point Open and Open Names add `Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026` and `Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Open USRN requires `Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database rights 2026` and, `Where you use data relating to Scotland`, `This product contains data created and maintained by Scottish Local Government.` No licence file or page read restricts the Royal Mail-derived postcode data beyond that acknowledgement, which is a statement about the text read; the OGL's own exemption for `third party rights the Information Provider is not authorised to license` stays in force. Code-Point Open's `product-supply` page, 4,936 bytes, sha256 `3f71e7910ce3a0107af8217563eb8e193a715c37e91bb5166078fae8ebeb942a`, states `Code-Point Open covers postcodes for Great Britain`, and the 2026-08 release has no BT area, so no Northern Ireland postcode and no Land & Property Services term reaches these sources. This reading covers the licence only. A row that joins a real street to a real postcode and synthesizes a house number can reproduce a residential address, which is a question for the personal-data review in `source-resolutions.json`, not for this reading.",
+			"operations": {
+				"fetch": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the Information."
+				},
+				"extract": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers reading street names, postcodes and coordinates out of the published files."
+				},
+				"transform": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers joining postcodes to street centrelines and synthesizing a house number."
+				},
+				"train": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants adaptation and commercial and non-commercial exploitation, and fitting a model adapts and exploits the Information."
+				},
+				"redistribute-data": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants publication and distribution, conditioned on the per-product attribution statements in each download's `licence.txt`, including the Scottish Local Government acknowledgement for Open USRN data relating to Scotland."
+				},
+				"redistribute-model": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "Whether trained weights carry the attribution condition is the question `internal/strategy/counsel-briefing-2026-09-27-part-2.md` records for attribution licenses, and the OGL text does not answer it."
+				},
+				"commercial-sublicense": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive license and states no sublicensing right. Whether that satisfies a commercial agreement is a drafting question."
+				}
+			},
+			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-public-administration-1"
+		},
+		{
+			"state": "elected",
+			"electedTerms": "Open Government Licence v3.0",
+			"spdx": "OGL-UK-3.0",
+			"termsVersion": "3.0",
+			"retrievedCopy": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/gb-os-opendata-2026-10-14/",
+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-14",
+			"electedBecause": "Ordnance Survey licenses four OS OpenData products, Code-Point Open, OS Open Names, OS Open Roads and OS Open USRN, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Each download ships a `licence.txt`, and each one states `Your use of OS OpenData is subject to the terms at http://os.uk/opendata/licence` (Code-Point Open words it `Your use of data is subject to terms at www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/opendata/licence`). Both addresses redirected on 2026-10-14 to `https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/`, 10,450 bytes, sha256 `f5b2b9f2af63647cde889fa6c3508f5705925295b74912c68caa28dd37e64aa5`. OS's own `docs.os.uk` terms page, 2,936 bytes, sha256 `83e7e1047ff833d4144e451f596290543b5673915733d3a26b8d48cac5253d7e`, states that the OS OpenData terms `are contained within the Open Government Licence` and that the attribution statement `can be found in the licence file downloaded with the data`. The licence files read are Code-Point Open 2026-08, 346 bytes, sha256 `2273fa3818d2b009ab38c11f3cfc9563e48c0e9e940bf73c1a3685b3188255ad`; OS Open Names 2026-07, 438 bytes, sha256 `1be838dcdba14daa10f6a5015833100858711fcda9e495a9442c9295d357f99f`; OS Open Roads 2026-04, 190 bytes, sha256 `65f3f555aa3e42e93b4db24a29ad277beefd12bc4871076d558c1cc41a6b216d`; and OS Open USRN 2026-10, 442 bytes, sha256 `41e89b74974c31cbb39efec9d78db825107e8fca565611e7098f92c94c6be62e`. The attribution differs by product. Open Roads requires `Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Code-Point Open and Open Names add `Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026` and `Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Open USRN requires `Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database rights 2026` and, `Where you use data relating to Scotland`, `This product contains data created and maintained by Scottish Local Government.` No licence file or page read restricts the Royal Mail-derived postcode data beyond that acknowledgement, which is a statement about the text read; the OGL's own exemption for `third party rights the Information Provider is not authorised to license` stays in force. Code-Point Open's `product-supply` page, 4,936 bytes, sha256 `3f71e7910ce3a0107af8217563eb8e193a715c37e91bb5166078fae8ebeb942a`, states `Code-Point Open covers postcodes for Great Britain`, and the 2026-08 release has no BT area, so no Northern Ireland postcode and no Land & Property Services term reaches these sources. This reading covers the licence only. A row that joins a real street to a real postcode and synthesizes a house number can reproduce a residential address, which is a question for the personal-data review in `source-resolutions.json`, not for this reading.",
+			"operations": {
+				"fetch": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the Information."
+				},
+				"extract": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers reading street names, postcodes and coordinates out of the published files."
+				},
+				"transform": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers joining postcodes to street centrelines and synthesizing a house number."
+				},
+				"train": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants adaptation and commercial and non-commercial exploitation, and fitting a model adapts and exploits the Information."
+				},
+				"redistribute-data": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants publication and distribution, conditioned on the per-product attribution statements in each download's `licence.txt`, including the Scottish Local Government acknowledgement for Open USRN data relating to Scotland."
+				},
+				"redistribute-model": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "Whether trained weights carry the attribution condition is the question `internal/strategy/counsel-briefing-2026-09-27-part-2.md` records for attribution licenses, and the OGL text does not answer it."
+				},
+				"commercial-sublicense": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive license and states no sublicensing right. Whether that satisfies a commercial agreement is a drafting question."
+				}
+			},
+			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-public-administration-2"
+		},
+		{
+			"state": "elected",
+			"electedTerms": "Open Government Licence v3.0",
+			"spdx": "OGL-UK-3.0",
+			"termsVersion": "3.0",
+			"retrievedCopy": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/gb-os-opendata-2026-10-14/",
+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-14",
+			"electedBecause": "Ordnance Survey licenses four OS OpenData products, Code-Point Open, OS Open Names, OS Open Roads and OS Open USRN, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Each download ships a `licence.txt`, and each one states `Your use of OS OpenData is subject to the terms at http://os.uk/opendata/licence` (Code-Point Open words it `Your use of data is subject to terms at www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/opendata/licence`). Both addresses redirected on 2026-10-14 to `https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/`, 10,450 bytes, sha256 `f5b2b9f2af63647cde889fa6c3508f5705925295b74912c68caa28dd37e64aa5`. OS's own `docs.os.uk` terms page, 2,936 bytes, sha256 `83e7e1047ff833d4144e451f596290543b5673915733d3a26b8d48cac5253d7e`, states that the OS OpenData terms `are contained within the Open Government Licence` and that the attribution statement `can be found in the licence file downloaded with the data`. The licence files read are Code-Point Open 2026-08, 346 bytes, sha256 `2273fa3818d2b009ab38c11f3cfc9563e48c0e9e940bf73c1a3685b3188255ad`; OS Open Names 2026-07, 438 bytes, sha256 `1be838dcdba14daa10f6a5015833100858711fcda9e495a9442c9295d357f99f`; OS Open Roads 2026-04, 190 bytes, sha256 `65f3f555aa3e42e93b4db24a29ad277beefd12bc4871076d558c1cc41a6b216d`; and OS Open USRN 2026-10, 442 bytes, sha256 `41e89b74974c31cbb39efec9d78db825107e8fca565611e7098f92c94c6be62e`. The attribution differs by product. Open Roads requires `Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Code-Point Open and Open Names add `Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026` and `Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Open USRN requires `Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database rights 2026` and, `Where you use data relating to Scotland`, `This product contains data created and maintained by Scottish Local Government.` No licence file or page read restricts the Royal Mail-derived postcode data beyond that acknowledgement, which is a statement about the text read; the OGL's own exemption for `third party rights the Information Provider is not authorised to license` stays in force. Code-Point Open's `product-supply` page, 4,936 bytes, sha256 `3f71e7910ce3a0107af8217563eb8e193a715c37e91bb5166078fae8ebeb942a`, states `Code-Point Open covers postcodes for Great Britain`, and the 2026-08 release has no BT area, so no Northern Ireland postcode and no Land & Property Services term reaches these sources. This reading covers the licence only. A row that joins a real street to a real postcode and synthesizes a house number can reproduce a residential address, which is a question for the personal-data review in `source-resolutions.json`, not for this reading.",
+			"operations": {
+				"fetch": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the Information."
+				},
+				"extract": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers reading street names, postcodes and coordinates out of the published files."
+				},
+				"transform": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers joining postcodes to street centrelines and synthesizing a house number."
+				},
+				"train": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants adaptation and commercial and non-commercial exploitation, and fitting a model adapts and exploits the Information."
+				},
+				"redistribute-data": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants publication and distribution, conditioned on the per-product attribution statements in each download's `licence.txt`, including the Scottish Local Government acknowledgement for Open USRN data relating to Scotland."
+				},
+				"redistribute-model": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "Whether trained weights carry the attribution condition is the question `internal/strategy/counsel-briefing-2026-09-27-part-2.md` records for attribution licenses, and the OGL text does not answer it."
+				},
+				"commercial-sublicense": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive license and states no sublicensing right. Whether that satisfies a commercial agreement is a drafting question."
+				}
+			},
+			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-transport-1"
+		},
+		{
+			"state": "elected",
+			"electedTerms": "Open Government Licence v3.0",
+			"spdx": "OGL-UK-3.0",
+			"termsVersion": "3.0",
+			"retrievedCopy": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/gb-os-opendata-2026-10-14/",
+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-14",
+			"electedBecause": "Ordnance Survey licenses four OS OpenData products, Code-Point Open, OS Open Names, OS Open Roads and OS Open USRN, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Each download ships a `licence.txt`, and each one states `Your use of OS OpenData is subject to the terms at http://os.uk/opendata/licence` (Code-Point Open words it `Your use of data is subject to terms at www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/opendata/licence`). Both addresses redirected on 2026-10-14 to `https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/`, 10,450 bytes, sha256 `f5b2b9f2af63647cde889fa6c3508f5705925295b74912c68caa28dd37e64aa5`. OS's own `docs.os.uk` terms page, 2,936 bytes, sha256 `83e7e1047ff833d4144e451f596290543b5673915733d3a26b8d48cac5253d7e`, states that the OS OpenData terms `are contained within the Open Government Licence` and that the attribution statement `can be found in the licence file downloaded with the data`. The licence files read are Code-Point Open 2026-08, 346 bytes, sha256 `2273fa3818d2b009ab38c11f3cfc9563e48c0e9e940bf73c1a3685b3188255ad`; OS Open Names 2026-07, 438 bytes, sha256 `1be838dcdba14daa10f6a5015833100858711fcda9e495a9442c9295d357f99f`; OS Open Roads 2026-04, 190 bytes, sha256 `65f3f555aa3e42e93b4db24a29ad277beefd12bc4871076d558c1cc41a6b216d`; and OS Open USRN 2026-10, 442 bytes, sha256 `41e89b74974c31cbb39efec9d78db825107e8fca565611e7098f92c94c6be62e`. The attribution differs by product. Open Roads requires `Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Code-Point Open and Open Names add `Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026` and `Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2026`. Open USRN requires `Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database rights 2026` and, `Where you use data relating to Scotland`, `This product contains data created and maintained by Scottish Local Government.` No licence file or page read restricts the Royal Mail-derived postcode data beyond that acknowledgement, which is a statement about the text read; the OGL's own exemption for `third party rights the Information Provider is not authorised to license` stays in force. Code-Point Open's `product-supply` page, 4,936 bytes, sha256 `3f71e7910ce3a0107af8217563eb8e193a715c37e91bb5166078fae8ebeb942a`, states `Code-Point Open covers postcodes for Great Britain`, and the 2026-08 release has no BT area, so no Northern Ireland postcode and no Land & Property Services term reaches these sources. This reading covers the licence only. A row that joins a real street to a real postcode and synthesizes a house number can reproduce a residential address, which is a question for the personal-data review in `source-resolutions.json`, not for this reading.",
+			"operations": {
+				"fetch": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the Information."
+				},
+				"extract": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers reading street names, postcodes and coordinates out of the published files."
+				},
+				"transform": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants the right to adapt the Information, which covers joining postcodes to street centrelines and synthesizing a house number."
+				},
+				"train": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants adaptation and commercial and non-commercial exploitation, and fitting a model adapts and exploits the Information."
+				},
+				"redistribute-data": {
+					"permission": "permitted",
+					"basis": "publisher-grant",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants publication and distribution, conditioned on the per-product attribution statements in each download's `licence.txt`, including the Scottish Local Government acknowledgement for Open USRN data relating to Scotland."
+				},
+				"redistribute-model": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "Whether trained weights carry the attribution condition is the question `internal/strategy/counsel-briefing-2026-09-27-part-2.md` records for attribution licenses, and the OGL text does not answer it."
+				},
+				"commercial-sublicense": {
+					"permission": "unreviewed",
+					"because": "OGL v3.0 grants a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive license and states no sublicensing right. Whether that satisfies a commercial agreement is a drafting question."
+				}
+			},
+			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-transport-2"
+		},
+		{
+			"state": "refused",
+			"publisherStatement": "Free",
+			"retrievedCopy": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/gb-org-registers-2026-10-12/",
+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-12",
+			"refusedBecause": "The General Pharmaceutical Council reserves commercial use in its web terms. `https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/web-terms-use`, 88,394 bytes, sha256 `c33632ff36e296d16919b1111b121206e59f261c0b6bad7a546f64e42b88983b`, states `You cannot use any of the content or material from or any part of our websites for commercial purposes without obtaining a licence to do so from either us or our licensors.` The registered premises list is published on that website, and this reading found no separate data license for it. A request to the council could produce one.",
+			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-gb-general-pharmaceutical-council"
 		},
 		{
 			"state": "elected",
@@ -1731,10 +2122,12 @@
 			"note": "An access label: free after registration. It states no grant. The research pass recorded no publisher, so this decision is scoped to dk-business-legal-1 alone."
 		},
 		{
-			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-registration-gb-gb-property-building-2",
-			"state": "unchecked",
+			"state": "refused",
 			"publisherStatement": "Free-reg",
-			"note": "An access label: free after registration. It states no grant. The research pass recorded no publisher, so this decision is scoped to gb-property-building-2 alone."
+			"retrievedCopy": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/gb-epc-2026-10-12/",
+			"retrievedAt": "2026-10-12",
+			"refusedBecause": "MHCLG licenses the energy performance of buildings data in two parts, and the part this register needs is the restricted one. `https://get-energy-performance-data.communities.gov.uk/guidance/licensing-restrictions`, 19,402 bytes, sha256 `e2164d92b85e88b35db873985b278d02e0cc94576b70b9dca4ddb8ccf5682226`, states that `All data fields other than the address and postcode data` are under the Open Government Licence v3.0, UPRNs included. The address fields, address 1 to 3 and the postcode, were `processed against Ordnance Survey's Address Base Premium product, which incorporates Royal Mail's PAF® database`, and Ordnance Survey and Royal Mail `reserve all their respective copyright, database rights`. The notice permits the address data `solely for specific purposes related to the energy performance of buildings`, plus non-commercial research and private study, and states that `Any use of address data which is not specified in this notice … requires an appropriate licence from Ordnance Survey.` Training a general-purpose address parser and redistributing weights fitted on these strings fall outside the permitted purposes, so the route to permission is an Ordnance Survey license. The OGL fields alone carry a UPRN without an address string, which gives the corpus no labeled address text. The same service's `/guidance/data-protection-requirements`, 19,054 bytes, sha256 `599a56a0722221c25bdac7057bf9b6152b46c8971b0ee118c79782b0e41a6668`, states `Address level data concerning the energy performance of buildings constitute personal data`, which is a second, independent refusal under the 2026-09-30 decision that the corpus carries organization addresses only.",
+			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-registration-gb-gb-property-building-2"
 		},
 		{
 			"licenseID": "unchecked-access-free-registration-ie-ie-business-legal-1",
@@ -14244,6 +14637,135 @@
 				"because": "LEI holders are legal entities, but GLEIF registers sole proprietors too. The adapter refuses 131,148 records as natural persons: `EntityCategory` `SOLE_PROPRIETOR` 129,552, an ELF code naming a sole-proprietorship form 382, and a free-text legal form naming a sole trader 1,214. `MailRouting`, which holds care-of lines naming people, is never read, and a first line written as care of a person is refused. A sole trader registered under a non-sole-proprietor category and a business name passes, which is the residual exposure.",
 				"record": "internal/strategy/rights-receipts/decoder-exposure-2026-10-03/gleif-terms.json"
 			}
+		},
+		{
+			"sourceID": "gb-mixed-regulatory-2",
+			"iso2": "GB",
+			"sector": "mixed-regulatory",
+			"name": "Active MOT test stations",
+			"status": "verified-corpus",
+			"asserts": ["identity", "observation"],
+			"authorityBasis": "DVSA authorises and lists every premises approved to carry out MOT tests in Great Britain",
+			"geometry": "absent",
+			"license": "unchecked-access-free-gb-driver-and-vehicle-standards-agency",
+			"researchPass": "2026-09-30-rights-review",
+			"access": "quarterly CSV attachment on GOV.UK",
+			"publisher": "Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency",
+			"sourceURL": "https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/active-mot-test-stations",
+			"note": "Columns Site_Number, Trading_Name, Address1, Address2, Address3, Town, Postcode, Phone and six vehicle-class flags. The file read on 2026-10-12 is 2,391,015 bytes with 22,988 lines including the header.",
+			"addressRoles": {
+				"Address1,Address2,Address3,Town,Postcode": "facility"
+			},
+			"coverage": "DVSA's active MOT test stations CSV, `https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6abcee45943e890cb55e5d00/active-mot-stations.csv`, read 2026-10-12: 2,391,015 bytes, sha256 `1feeed6fa09140db3cde595c59b0503aa597cdc75a4846444c11122a6e5241c4`, 22,988 data rows over 14 columns with 0 ragged rows under a quote-aware parse; 923 lines carry a quote character. One row is one approved test premises. 22,969 of 22,988 postcodes take a valid Great Britain postcode shape and 121 postcode areas are present, including AB 217, EH 309 and G 369 in Scotland and CF 386, SA 342 and LL 282 in Wales; BT, Northern Ireland, has 0 rows, because Northern Ireland tests vehicles through its own agency. 7,126 rows open `Address1` with a digit, so about a third carry a house number and the rest open with a building, unit or estate name.",
+			"upstreamLineage": ["https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/active-mot-test-stations"],
+			"personalDataReview": {
+				"reading": "present",
+				"because": "The address columns locate test premises, and the `Trading_Name` column names a natural person on some rows. Among 22,988 trading names, 235 take an initial-and-surname shape without a business word, as `J J GRIFFITHS`, `R C WILSON`, `V WILLIAMS` and `S BISHOP` do, and 106 carry `AND SON` or `& SONS`, some of which are limited companies. A sole trader's name beside the premises where that person trades identifies them, which is the reading this register gave Enhetsregisteret's sole proprietorships. The shape count is a lower bound. **Whether a build that reads only the five address columns and never `Trading_Name` changes this reading is the same open question recorded for swisstopo's `BDG_NAME`**, and it is the operator's and counsel's to answer: an approved MOT premises is a commercial site with test equipment, so the address alone locates a business."
+			}
+		},
+		{
+			"sourceID": "gb-health-5",
+			"iso2": "GB",
+			"sector": "health",
+			"name": "Registered pharmacies",
+			"status": "verified-corpus",
+			"asserts": ["identity", "observation"],
+			"authorityBasis": "Statutory regulator holding the register of pharmacy premises in Great Britain",
+			"geometry": "absent",
+			"license": "unchecked-access-free-gb-general-pharmaceutical-council",
+			"researchPass": "2026-09-30-rights-review",
+			"access": "monthly XLSX premises list",
+			"publisher": "General Pharmaceutical Council",
+			"sourceURL": "https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/web-terms-use",
+			"note": "The web terms reserve commercial use and require a license from the council or its licensors."
+		},
+		{
+			"sourceID": "gb-public-administration-1",
+			"iso2": "GB",
+			"sector": "public-administration",
+			"name": "Code-Point Open",
+			"status": "verified-corpus",
+			"asserts": ["observation"],
+			"authorityBasis": "Ordnance Survey publishes a coordinate for every current Great Britain postcode unit, built from Royal Mail's PAF and the GridLink consortium dataset",
+			"geometry": "present",
+			"license": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-public-administration-1",
+			"researchPass": "2026-09-30-rights-review",
+			"access": "quarterly CSV zip from the OS Data Hub downloads API",
+			"sourceURL": "https://api.os.uk/downloads/v1/products/CodePointOpen",
+			"note": "Release 2026-08 holds 1,749,109 postcode units in 120 area files with no BT area, so it carries no Northern Ireland postcode. Columns are postcode, positional quality, easting, northing and GSS codes; there is no street, post town or locality name. The licence file adds Royal Mail and National Statistics acknowledgements.",
+			"adapterID": "gb-os-open",
+			"addressRoles": {
+				"Postcode": "other"
+			},
+			"coverage": "OS Code-Point Open, 2026-08 release, `codepo_gb.zip` sha256 `fc266d063e4d8c27bd23ea8a65c6855162942cf6b9fc73c91d0930d442a0eefb`, read 2026-10-14: 120 postcode-area CSV files, 1,749,109 rows, 10 columns (`Postcode,Positional_quality_indicator,Eastings,Northings,Country_code,NHS_regional_HA_code,NHS_HA_code,Admin_county_code,Admin_district_code,Admin_ward_code`), no header row. Great Britain only: 0 rows begin `BT`. The file carries no post town, locality or street. In the LS area, 22,197 of 22,198 postcodes carry coordinates, and 21,648 of those 22,197 (97.53%) lie within 100 m of a named OS Open Roads link; 903 share a coordinate with another postcode. The `gb-os-open` adapter also reads `gb-public-administration-2` (OS Open Names) and `gb-transport-1` (OS Open Roads), which share the license decision `ogl-uk-3.0-gb-ordnance-survey-opendata` and each record `absent` personal data.",
+			"upstreamLineage": ["https://osdatahub.os.uk/downloads/open/CodePointOpen"],
+			"personalDataReview": {
+				"reading": "absent",
+				"because": "Each row is a postcode unit with a point and administrative codes. No column records a person, an organization or a property."
+			}
+		},
+		{
+			"sourceID": "gb-public-administration-2",
+			"iso2": "GB",
+			"sector": "public-administration",
+			"name": "OS Open Names",
+			"status": "verified-corpus",
+			"asserts": ["observation"],
+			"authorityBasis": "Ordnance Survey's gazetteer of named roads, settlements and postcode districts in Great Britain",
+			"geometry": "present",
+			"license": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-public-administration-2",
+			"researchPass": "2026-09-30-rights-review",
+			"access": "CSV zip from the OS Data Hub downloads API",
+			"sourceURL": "https://api.os.uk/downloads/v1/products/OpenNames",
+			"note": "Release 2026-07 holds 983,356 Named Road and Section Of Named Road features, each with a postcode district, populated place, district and county. Its feature ID equals the roadNameTOID on OS Open Roads links.",
+			"addressRoles": {
+				"NAME1": "other"
+			},
+			"coverage": "OS Open Names, 2026-07 release, `opname_csv_gb.zip` sha256 `6175912f1a3be7fffe556b4621a8d0686f1ea145e20ca61ce2b115a75a9bd69f`, read 2026-10-14: 819 CSV files, 3,047,173 rows, of which 983,356 have `LOCAL_TYPE` `Named Road` or `Section Of Named Road`. A road row carries `NAME1`, `NAME2` (the Welsh or Gaelic form where one exists), `POSTCODE_DISTRICT`, `POPULATED_PLACE`, `DISTRICT_BOROUGH` and `COUNTY_UNITARY`. In the LS area, 14,939 road rows carry an LS postcode district, and 20,677 of 21,648 postcode-to-street joins (95.51%) found a non-empty `POPULATED_PLACE`.",
+			"upstreamLineage": ["https://osdatahub.os.uk/downloads/open/OpenNames"],
+			"personalDataReview": {
+				"reading": "absent",
+				"because": "Rows are place and road names with their geometry and administrative parents. No column records a person, an organization or a property."
+			}
+		},
+		{
+			"sourceID": "gb-transport-1",
+			"iso2": "GB",
+			"sector": "transport",
+			"name": "OS Open Roads",
+			"status": "verified-corpus",
+			"asserts": ["observation"],
+			"authorityBasis": "Ordnance Survey's generalized road-link network for Great Britain with road names and centreline geometry",
+			"geometry": "present",
+			"license": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-transport-1",
+			"researchPass": "2026-09-30-rights-review",
+			"access": "GML or GeoPackage zip from the OS Data Hub downloads API",
+			"sourceURL": "https://api.os.uk/downloads/v1/products/OpenRoads",
+			"note": "Release 2026-04. Joining LS postcode points to the nearest named centreline within 100 m assigns 21,648 of 22,197 located postcodes, 97.53%, to a street.",
+			"addressRoles": {
+				"road:name1": "other"
+			},
+			"coverage": "OS Open Roads, 2026-04 release, read 2026-10-14 for one 100 km tile only, `OSOpenRoads_SE.gml`: 177,637 `road:name1` elements. Each named link carries a `roadNameTOID`, and all 21,648 LS joins found that TOID in OS Open Names. The other tiles were not read.",
+			"upstreamLineage": ["https://osdatahub.os.uk/downloads/open/OpenRoads"],
+			"personalDataReview": {
+				"reading": "absent",
+				"because": "Rows are road centreline links with names and classifications. No column records a person, an organization or a property."
+			}
+		},
+		{
+			"sourceID": "gb-transport-2",
+			"iso2": "GB",
+			"sector": "transport",
+			"name": "OS Open USRN",
+			"status": "verified-corpus",
+			"asserts": ["observation"],
+			"authorityBasis": "Ordnance Survey's open list of Unique Street Reference Numbers with street geometry for Great Britain",
+			"geometry": "present",
+			"license": "unchecked-access-free-gb-gb-transport-2",
+			"researchPass": "2026-09-30-rights-review",
+			"access": "GeoPackage zip from the OS Data Hub downloads API",
+			"sourceURL": "https://api.os.uk/downloads/v1/products/OpenUSRN",
+			"note": "Release 2026-10. Data relating to Scotland carries an additional acknowledgement to Scottish Local Government. Only the licence file was read; the GeoPackage's columns were not inspected."
 		}
 	]
 }