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Computer-Readable Legislation Project
Date created: 2024-02-11 12:10 PM | Last Updated: 2025-02-26 11:59 AM
Category: Project
Description: Parsing and marking up the logical structure of draft legislation so that computers can navigate it - using the insights of legislative drafters in Commonwealth countries
Welcome to the Computer-Readable Legislation Project run by the Legislative Drafting Office of Jersey (Channel Islands). This is where we are making available our plans, presentations, guidance notes, interactive legislation spreadsheets, and other files.
For more of our output, see -
- Our YouTube playlist for CRLP (and our playlist for "Rules as Code" from elsewhere)
- “Digitising legislation: pro…
Files
Files can now be accessed and managed under the Files tab.
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Artificial Intelligence and legislation
Looking at ways in which AI can help legislative drafters, particularly in marking up the logical structure of their drafts. Includes project with Goo...
"Common Legislative Solutions" Jerseyfied, parsed & digitised
Parsing & marking up model provisions for a Jersey version of "Common Legislative Solutions". Includes contributing to their drafting by parsing e...
Improving rigour in legislative drafting - lessons from logic & computing
Guidance and training for legislative drafters on lessons learned from the project on how to improve rigour of our drafting even if we do not digitise...
Parsing exercises
Testing different ways to parse and mark up the logical structure of legislation, by using a set of imaginary provisions and chosen enacted legislati...
What might an IDE-like drafting tool look like?
Basic specification and mock-ups for IDE-like tool for legislative drafters, to help build & mark up logical structures
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