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The actual text starts on page 32. Also, legal texts are the always longer than a conceptual tl;dr of them. Covering for all eventualities. It's not a flaw of
by _cenw 3y ago
The actual text starts on page 32.
Also, legal texts are the always longer than a conceptual tl;dr of them. Covering for all eventualities. It's not a flaw of the legislation itself that some boilerplate is required. Also, a lot of it is contextually relevant (e.g. there's entire sections for regulating specific industries).
Your average contract contains the same boilerplate by percentage.