An annotation that briefly indicates the authorship, content or relevance of these sites enhances the usefulness of these links. Consider providing links to relevant legislation and case law. For sites where links to primary legislation and case law are considered useful, use the correct form of citation. Where appropriate, users are provided with information on how and where to obtain legal advice or further information. Referral information includes name, address, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail and web address where available.
Permission is obtained to use content sourced from other providers.
The source of the content is acknowledged on the site. Links are not made to other sites by framing them within the original site, unless permission has been obtained. The site meets recognised usability and accessibility guidelines. Introduction There is an increasing number of sites on the web providing primary and secondary legal information. These sites emanate from government departments, community organisations, companies, educational institutions, and individuals.