Sample reports
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These are illustrative audits of well-known public documents, kept on purpose so you can judge the depth for yourself. Each one links to the original document. Documents you audit yourself are never stored.
Winter Outlook 2026/27 — electricity security of supply
NESO — Winter Outlook 2026/27
55
Partially Contextualised
A real Deep Dive: a healthy 5.9 GW margin on paper — but 0.7 GW of the improvement comes from a modelling change, not new capacity.
Climate assessment synthesis report
IPCC — AR6 Synthesis Report
84
High Completeness
A high-scoring example: explicit confidence language, wide baselines and named limitations — with residual gaps around feasibility assumptions.
Quarterly national GDP release
UK Office for National Statistics — GDP bulletins
76
High Completeness
Official statistics score well on uncertainty and revisions — the weak spot is what a single headline quarter leaves out.
World energy outlook scenarios
International Energy Agency — World Energy Outlook
71
High Completeness
Scenario-based and explicit about assumptions — but the scenario labels do more persuasive work than the text admits.
Local authority budget consultation
North Yorkshire Council — budget and finance
41
Partially Contextualised
A Deep Dive sample: savings targets stated as certainties, with the demand pressures behind the deficit left off the page.
Consumer goods sustainability report
Unilever — sustainability and impact reporting
52
Partially Contextualised
Progress claims measured against self-defined boundaries — the audit traces which emissions scopes made the headline and which did not.
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