Citation Check

What the answer cites, checked against what it read

Found in the sources

Every section, regulation and clause an answer cites is checked against the passages it drew on. One that appears there is marked found, so you can open the passage and read the provision in context before you rely on it.

Not found, shown not hidden

One that doesn't appear is shown as not found, with a note to treat it as unverified until you check. Nothing is quietly dropped: the count sits under the answer, and the same list goes into the Word export.

The model can say what it likes. The card says what was checked.

Ask
Choose your jurisdiction and ask in your own words, or start from a guided task.
Search
It searches the knowledge base, and the web when a truthful answer depends on what may have changed.
Check
A second pass reads each answer before you see it, and every cited section is checked against the sources.
Answer
You get the answer, the passages behind it and what was checked, ready to copy or export to Word.

What it checks

Sections, regulations and clauses, written as s, reg or cl, up to ten in a single list such as ss 19 to 28.

What found means

The reference appears in a passage the answer drew on. Check anything you act on against your regulator's current publication.

Where it shows

On every answer, in the Word export, and when you copy an answer.

Computed, not requested

The check runs in the system after the answer is written. It doesn't ask the model to mark its own work.

It travels with the answer

The not-found lines go with the answer when you copy it or export it to Word.

Honest about its limits

Found means the reference appears in a passage SafetyLM read. It doesn't confirm the Act itself.

Explore the suite of tools

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REVIEW

Review a SWMSGaps, weak controls and what good looks like, in the document's own order.

Check a JSAIs every step's hazard and control there, and does it match how the job is actually done?

BRIEF

Officer due diligence briefingWhat an officer must do, what to ask for, and what the evidence looks like.

Prepare for an inspector visitBefore, during and after: rights, obligations, what to have ready, what not to do.

Guided Tasks

The work practitioners do every week, from reviewing a SWMS to preparing a board paper, each starting from a practitioner's structure.

Document Review

Attach a SWMS, JSA, procedure or report. What the document cites is kept apart from what the sources confirm.

Jurisdictions

Choose where you work. Victoria and New Zealand are flagged, and penalty figures carry the date they were checked.

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