Every answer from Gani Assistant includes references to the actual legal sources used. This transparency allows you to verify information and access original regulations.
Types of Citations
Inline Citations
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All references are listed in the citations panel:
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Verifying Information
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Multi-Source Citations
For complex answers, Gani may cite multiple sources
Citation Quality Indicators
Direct Citations (most reliable): Gani quotes or directly references specific articles
Interpretive Citations: Gani interprets general principles from regulations
Cross-References: Multiple regulations cited for complete answer
What If Citations Are Missing?
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The answer may be based on general legal principles
Ask: "Can you provide specific regulatory citations for this?"