Page ID: 1380 · Title: Institutional Remedy & Pre-Action · Evidence status: Not yet labelled — see the Editing Protocol · Version: 1.0.0 · Editing Protocol

Purpose

Give each institution a fair, documented opportunity to investigate, disclose, correct and remedy before escalation or proceedings.

Remedy ladder

Issue identified
Evidence sufficiently particularised
Institution formally notified
Disclosure/investigation requested
Institution accepts, partly accepts or denies
Remedy proposed
Remedy completed and evidenced
Unresolved/escalated
Pre-action
Proceedings

Gate

Preserve evidence → request disclosure → notify institution → use appropriate complaint/review route → request correction → seek proportionate remedy → record response/deadline → consider independent route → obtain legal advice and protect limitation.

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Version	Date (UTC)	Editor (human or agent name)	Change	Source / evidence
1.0.0	2026-10-25T09:35Z	Cedwyn editors	Site-wide agent footer installed on every page: page version & change log, the agent rules, and the THE TRIGGER EVENT agent instruction.	Editorial review; footer text taken from the family’s earlier research site
1.0.1	2026-10-25T10:35Z	Cedwyn editors	Footer restyled for human visitors: small, low-contrast text in each site’s own colours, no box or background; wording unchanged and still full text for agents.	Editorial review
1.0.2	2026-10-25T10:43Z	Cedwyn editors	References now point to the research theme of Cedwyn; HubSpot place named as the queue “THE TRIGGER EVENT”.	Editorial review