Every place two real regulatory sources disagree about the same PHA determination in this product today — read live from the governed rules registry, each one cited, resolved, and dated.
This is a scoped, provable count — not a marketing figure. It lists only conflicts a PHA using this product actually encounters: two real regulatory sources bearing on the same determination, where the registry records what each source asserts, which one governs, and why. A prior draft playbook claimed "112 contradictions" for a national registry; that figure was never substantiated against this codebase and is not repeated here. What follows is enumerated from rules/*.json — the exact same file npm run rules-check validates before every release — so this page's count cannot drift from the registry's.
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Reviewed while building this registry and deliberately excluded from the count above — each is either an internal defect that was already fixed (not a live disagreement between two regulatory sources) or a cross-program overlap this product does not yet compute. Listed here so a reviewer can see the search was real, not a search that stopped at six.
conflicts[] array. An empty array means no recorded conflict; this page only ever shows entries where that array is non-empty.npm run rules-check fails the build if a conflicts[] entry has no status, no asserts statement, or — for a live-but-conflicting status — no resolution. An unowned conflict cannot ship silently.npm run contradiction-registry-check (added alongside this page) re-derives the exact list this UI renders from rules/*.json and fails if the UI's rendering logic and the registry's data ever diverge — the two are checked independently so neither can silently drift from the other.conflicts[] data already shipped in rules/*.json for every domain this product ships (HAP, HOTMA, inspections, payment standards, portability, rent reasonableness, LIHTC). It does not compute a new determination and it does not add conflicts of its own — the registry is the single source of truth, and this page is a read-only view onto it. See PR #167 for the disposition/citation-pinpoint schema this data is built on.