Data governance
Provenance, retention, access control and data-handling commitments.
What this module is for
Data governance sits in Evidence & trust. Topics covered: governance, provenance, retention, privacy, gdpr, handling.
Access: available on every plan, including the free tier.
How to read this
Every figure on this page carries an evidence state — Verified, Operational, Announced, Estimated, Inferred, Disputed, Simulated, Reference or Unavailable — and each state has a stated definition. SSIP does not present an estimate as an observation, and it does not record a missing value as zero.
Read the methodology · Open the evidence ledger · See declared gaps
Related modules in Evidence & trust
- Evidence explorer — The full record ledger: every claim, its state, its source and its date.
- Trust centre — Methodology, evidence standards, source policy, corrections and AI use in one place.
- Blind spots — Areas where the absence of data is itself the finding.
- Sources — Every source SSIP draws on, with what it covers and when it was last read.
- Evidence gaps — What SSIP does not hold, stated as a gap rather than left as a silence.
- Contradictions — Where sources disagree, both figures kept and neither silently preferred.
- Corrections — Every correction SSIP has published, with the original claim and root cause.
- Ground-truth engine — Verification node coverage and regional evidence scorecards.
- Decision intelligence — Example decision memos showing how a conclusion, its evidence and its caveats are laid out (reference examples, not current intelligence).
- Evidence-backed data — Every subject SSIP holds enough evidence to stand behind, with its records, sources and dates.