# Authored and acquired source

Keep authored inputs and immutable acquired envelopes here. Document source
identity, observation time, rights, freshness and checksums before generation.

The first implemented source set uses a bounded, versioned linked-reference
register: [missed rubbish collection](missed-rubbish-collection.v1.yaml). It
contains no acquired page snapshots. Its `not_applicable_no_snapshot`
checksums and link-and-summary rights limit are intentional.

The second bounded register covers
[learning to drive and speeding](learning-to-drive-speeding.v1.yaml) with
twenty official links and the same zero-snapshot and rights boundary.

The third bounded register covers
[death, bereavement and estate administration](death-bereavement-estate.v1.yaml)
with twenty official links across England and Wales, Scotland and Northern
Ireland, again with no snapshots or source-content redistribution.

The owner-authorized
[exhaustive reference inventory](exhaustive-reference-inventory.v1.yaml) adds
89 discovery, standards and consumer references across all 24 proposed
life-course domains and includes the 53 implemented-slice references. Its 120
domain/reference-jurisdiction cells comprise 96 covered national discovery
cells and 24 partial local cells. It is a link-and-original-summary inventory,
not a source snapshot or leaf-service assertion set.

The owner-approved [293-family denominator](service-family-denominator.v1.yaml)
names the staged planning measure for future link registration. Its normalized
names are not official service identities. Staged acquisition also follows the
[corpus acquisition policy](../profiles/corpus-acquisition-policy.v1.yaml),
including the local-authority, identifier, health, regulator, redress and
specialist-review boundaries.

The owner-authorized
[enclosing-process denominator](life-course-processes.v1.yaml) maps all 293
families exactly once into 48 repository-authored navigation processes. It is
normalized discovery structure, not an official classification. New dossiers
will be authored under `source/life-course-families/` in the eight packs fixed
by the [population contract](../profiles/life-course-population-contract.v1.yaml).

The six families from the reviewed vertical slices are now authored in that
tree as complete discovery dossiers. They resolve, without duplication, the
existing 53 reference entries into typed link-only resources and provide the
proving input for narrative, search, relationship and semantic projections.
No source response body or snapshot is stored.

The reviewed [authority registry](authority-registry.v1.yaml) adds the current
shared identity layer used across later packs: 382 principal-authority areas,
19 strategic/combined authorities, 397 dated GSS geographies, 438 organizations
and ten regulator/redress sector maps. Its reviewed seed records are in
[shared-authority-seeds.v1](shared-authority-seeds.v1.yaml). GSS identifies an
area rather than the legal body; family-specific delivery still requires the
current responsible provider's leaf page. English and Welsh identity is paired
only by explicit publisher evidence.

The registry refresh parses official source metadata in memory and stores only
identifiers, names, dates and links. Metadata-only link receipts live under
`evaluation/link-receipts/`; no response body, geometry or snapshot is retained.

The approved [rights decisions](rights-decisions.v1.yaml) map every registered
source host to a licence family, dated official evidence and the operative
link-and-summary decision. They also record MIT for repository-authored code,
documentation, ontology terms and eligible generated projections. This does
not authorize copying source pages or acquiring snapshots.
