My jaundiced view of rules is probably a result of a childhood trauma - a fashionably convenient explanation for my constant questioning of everything. However, this latest set of rules must be obeyed - although I will comment on the parts that I think were, hummmm, less than well thought out. Because the price of ignoring them is just too high. Scary references aside, the real reason we, you and I who begged for the right to conceive, design, maintain and otherwise work ourselves to death in the exalted name of freedom of information, must police ourselves is that if we don't, someone's going to form a real hard-nosed cop squad to do it for us.
Cop squads come in different flavors.
For the sake of argument, envision a squad sent out from the Grand Potentate Organization. The gist of what we need to do to comply appears in paragraph 4.1.1. Operational integrity and security of the computer network supporting these services. Validation of the accuracy, consistency, appropriateness and timeliness of all information placed on the service. I like a little levity built into my rules.