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Data governance
This policy explains who is responsible for the content, how we distinguish official data from our own calculations and how we correct errors. Last reviewed: 21 August 2026.
We aggregate notices of rate sales and forced sales of land. We keep the legal channel, asset type, source, title reference, dates and enrichment data separate so that we never present inferences as official facts.
The notice, file or record issued by the court, insolvency practitioner or government body prevails. Valuer-general and land-tax data are used for valuation and property background; on their own they do not prove ownership. We do not use other aggregators as a source of record.
Enriched fields keep their provider, date, confidence and verification status. A conflict does not silently overwrite the existing value: it is flagged for review, and sensitive fields stay hidden until they are approved.
The visible dates distinguish publication, verification and last modification. A past sale date is classified as closed, but we do not assert that a sale was awarded unless the source publishes the result.
Anyone can report an error from the listing. The request keeps the disputed field and the URL; the team checks the change against the official source before correcting, keeping or removing the record.
We link to the specific official notice on each listing where one is published. See our data and methodology page for details.