Free tool
Get a notice when a source changes, once a person has read the change.
Tick what the clinic does. The sources read against each activity show below, as the legislation register lists them: the publisher, how binding each source is, the version the publisher states and the date it was last read.
Every source on the register is checked once a week, and a person reads each change before it is recorded. A notice quotes the register’s wording about the change and links to the publisher. It does not say what the change means for a clinic.
What you tick stays in your browser. Only an address sent for notices, with the ticked activities, reaches ClinicTrace.
What does the clinic do?
Tick one or more activities above. The sources read against each one show here, with a link to the same list on the register.
Once an activity is ticked, an email box here asks where to send notices for it.
A feed reader can follow every change recorded on the register, newest first, without an email address: the register’s changes feed (RSS).
This tool describes what you enter and links to each publisher’s own source. It is not legal advice and does not say whether a clinic meets any requirement.