LICENCE
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The source documents are public. The Australian Government publishes every PBAC
Public Summary Document at pbs.gov.au, and anyone can go and download the lot.

What's mine is this: the extraction, the schema, the corrections, and the
confidence markers that tell you which rows actually survived contact with the
source document. About a year of pipeline work over three thousand PDFs.


USE IT

  Query it with whatever you like. Quote it in your slides, your submission,
  your article, your board paper. Share what you find. No seats, no keys, no
  phoning home, no attribution police.

  Cite it as:  script.report, snapshot 28 August 2026

  Include the date. The record moves after every PBAC meeting, and a figure
  without a date is a figure someone will contradict you on.


DON'T

  Repackage the compilation as your own dataset or product. That's the one
  line. The documents are public; the compilation wasn't free.


BEFORE YOU SAY IT OUT LOUD

  Check the outcome_source marker on the row, then check the source document
  it names. This is an extraction of three thousand PDFs and it contains
  errors. The markers exist so you can see where they're concentrated, rather
  than find out on stage.

  Found one? Tell me. It goes into the next build, for everyone.


No warranty, obviously. Don't make a regulatory, clinical or investment
decision on this without reading the primary source - which you shouldn't do
with anyone's data, mine included.

  Josh Ciardi | script.report
  https://script.report
