Independent civic information
About the tracker
The project makes fragmented public parliamentary records easier to discover, monitor and verify.
Why it exists
Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney publish useful public information across several different websites and formats. This tracker creates stable routes into those records for residents, journalists, researchers and organisations monitoring policy change.
Editorial standard
Every current-member page links to a primary record. The project separates source facts from explanation, leaves unknown fields unknown and does not publish automated allegations, biographies, predicted votes or performance scores.
Public service and paid focus
The public website, RSS and rights-cleared Jersey download remain free. The professional pilot charges for a defined watchlist, delivery and concise documented briefing—not for privileged access to public records.
Daily by design
A scheduled build checks official directories, validates expected assembly sizes, regenerates the rights-cleared Jersey voting extract and updates the sitemap. Google receives ordinary HTML pages rather than a single client-side application.