Published package / CLIR

`examples.kz.limitation_tolling`

v0.1.0

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The version is immutable: the content at this address never changes.

The descriptor below is exactly the record the resolver puts into law.lock. Its shape is normative ($defs/LockedPackage of the lockfile schema), so publication status is expressed by the section of the catalogue rather than by a field inside it: an extra field would make the descriptor invalid.

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Signature

Not issued. The field schema exists (signature: algorithm, keyId, value); an issuer and keys do not: a signature attests the provenance of the bytes, not the legal correctness of the rules, and is a separate piece of work.