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How do I read a research answer?

The short answer comes first. Below it are the details, tables, steps and timelines, each point with a numbered source you can open.

Updated 29 Sept 2026

How an answer is laid out

  • Short answer: the conclusion in a few lines.
  • The detail below it: paragraphs, bullet points, tables, steps and timelines, whichever fits the question.
  • A numbered source after each point. Click it to open that source.
  • Sources above the answer: every section, circular, notification and case the answer used.
  • Related questions at the end, to go one step further.
A research answer with two numbered marks: 1 the Short answer box and 2 a numbered source after a point.
The short answer comes first. A numbered source follows each point.

A point marked Uncited legal reference has no source behind it. Treat it with care.

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