# Primary sources, access receipts and per-file rights

Checked 30 September 2026. Scope Queensland General English Unit 3 Topic 1 only. Current official indexed primary text was read; this is an author desk-source receipt, not manual browser/human teacher review or actual learner reading. All original unnamed media/people/forums/products/proposals are computer-assisted fiction. No original human artist/author intention, actual classroom event, policy implementation or audience success is fabricated.

## Source ledger

| ID | Current primary source / exact identity | What supports this draft | Retrieval/rights boundary |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
|QCAA-ENG|[English 2025 v1.3 General syllabus](https://www.qcaa.qld.edu.au/downloads/senior-qce/syllabuses/snr_english_25_syll.pdf), January 2026, resource 231399, © State of Queensland (QCAA) 2026; [current subject page](https://www.qcaa.qld.edu.au/senior/senior-subjects/syllabuses/english/english), completion 2026 or later|Exact Unit 3 description/objectives p. 24, Topic 1 p. 25–26; IA1 p. 33–37 only as boundary; course p. 5–6/texts p. 8–10|Full relevant official indexed text read; direct current PDF request HTTP 403. **No current PDF-byte/hash/layout verification**; source layout/manual review unavailable. CC BY 4 subject to QCAA exceptions; exact source wording retains attribution, no endorsement.|
|QCAA-LIST|[English/EAL prescribed list2026–2029](https://www.qcaa.qld.edu.au/downloads/senior-qce/english/snr_english_eal_prescribed_texts_list_2026-29.pdf), November 2024, resource 240727, © QCAA 2024|p. 2course rules/p. 3year-specific external-exam choices, not a selected work|Indexed primary text read; no prescribed work copied/provided or register fulfilled. Listed creative works have separate owner rights.|
|QCAA-RULES|[Handbook4.1](https://www.qcaa.qld.edu.au/senior/certificates-and-qualifications/qce-qcia-handbook/4-qld-curriculum/4.1-syllabuses), updated 14January 2026; [QCAA copyright](https://www.qcaa.qld.edu.au/copyright)|Senior pathways/current school obligations and material-specific CC BY 4 exceptions|No national senior code/other-state approval. School current coordinator/Portal advice still needed.|
|PC2021|[Furthering Australian consumers’ right to repair](https://www.pc.gov.au/media-speeches/articles/right-to-repair-consumer-goods/), Julie Abramson/Paul Lindwall, **8 December 2021**, agency article|Historical argument: consumer repair choice; findings and proposed reform package; problem/remedy structure, qualified solutions|Source: Productivity Commission. ©Commonwealth of Australia; [current copyright](https://www.pc.gov.au/copyright/) CC BY 4 except logos/coat of arms/third-party content; publisher prefers links. Full indexed body read; link-first, no body rehosting. Its recommendations are **not claimed implemented in 2026**. No current legal guidance.|
|DCC2024|[Delivering a future remade in Australia](https://minister.dcceew.gov.au/plibersek/media-releases/delivering-future-remade-australia), **24 April 2024**, dated government release with quotes attributed there to Tanya Plibersek/John Thwaites|Historical launch/staged government procurement announcement, future benefit framing and advisory recommendations; related purpose/scale distinct from PC|Full indexed body read; **link-first only, no copied body/quotes**. [Department copyright](https://www.dcceew.gov.au/about/copyright) updated 24 February 2023 is generally CC BY 4 on its website with specific exceptions; ministerial subdomain/item/attributed-quote applicability remains unconfirmed. Do not blanket-relicense, use logos or treat boilerplate2022attribution example as the release year. School lawful complete access or original offline route. No implemented 2026policy/impact claim.|

Source-specific statements remain dated attribution. Factual background is limited to the verified article/release claims: no unverified current law, quantities, implementation, environmental savings or cultural significance. Proposed versus announced/staged versus actual later implementation/effect stay distinct. The two sources relate, but are not opposing answers to an identical policy question. Exact learner access must be observed/attributed honestly; a receipt or capsule does not establish full reading.

## Original and excluded material

- Original P/Q complete arguments, W address, D/E held facts/prompts, lessons/routes/examples/home/extensions, teacher key/rubric, vectors and alternatives ©2026 NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd, [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Attribution/licence/change notice applies. These are computer-assisted original words, not a real forum, media creator testimony or field research.
- Python generator/verifier code Apache-2.0; source/content licence is separate. No remote article content is embedded in print data or generator. No new bitmap/audio/media/licensed text/dependency purchase.
- Exact 11 QCAA objectives inside crosswalk/register/verifier retain ©QCAA2026/CC BY 4 subject to exclusions; official ISMG descriptors/marks not adapted into a purported grade. The original rubric has descriptive selected-objective rows only.
- Embedded/subset DejaVu font remains under its own notice in [FONT-LICENSE.txt](print/FONT-LICENSE.txt); original vector rights do not erase font rights. Renderer uses installed librsvg/Cairo, Pypdf and Pillow, with no bundled source binaries. Reported recipe/versions and genuine temporary output checks identify reproducibility environment.
- Linked actual media/source metadata does not transfer copyright to original module licence. Ministerial rights uncertainty is preserved; no whole copied article or image is supplied. Local student work, private feedback, third-party texts/photographs, cultural knowledge/ICIP and translations are excluded from a blanket resource licence.

## Per-file classification

The [manifest](manifest.json) lists every covered file’s byte SHA/size and rights tag: original learning content/vector/alternatives; original code; mixed QCAA attributed source/register/verifier; font notice; factual agent QA/receipts. `SOURCE-AND-RIGHTS.md` controls exceptions, not the manifest alone. Manifest itself is an audit record excluded from recursive hashing. PDF metadata literaldate is deterministic generation metadata, not retrieval/publication or observed learning date.

## Recheck triggers

Current syllabus/list/cohort change; new actual media source or changed access/licence; a current factual/legal/policy claim; a text substitution or introduced cultural/translated/media work; fresh facts/key/geometry change; observed classroom access or pacing issue. Review the changed scope, rerun read-only verifier/genuine regeneration/faults, render actual changed stored PDFs, then intentionally refresh hashes. Current remote PDFbytes/layout, human curriculum/access/cultural/moderation review and actual teaching trial remain unverified.

## Native review status and manifest-self rights

Native source authority explicitly records this selected pack's agent review status and its remaining site/human/local limits. The manifest itself is original provenance metadata, CC BY 4.0, and is excluded only from recursive self hashing. Its metadata licence does not replace curriculum, linked source, software or font rights. Every covered source file, ordered inventory, size and individual rights field remains present. The read-only verifier binds the exact native header; renewing file hashes cannot create a whole-year, all-state, formal assessment or human-use approval. A scoped site adapter must preserve these limits and full source/rights closure.