This will notify you every time a new version is publishedĪccident compensation secondary legislation Set up a document-based (custom) feed from the Bill This will notify you every time an updated version of the Act is publishedĪ particular Bill as it progresses through the House Set up a document-based (custom) feed from the Resource Management Act 1991’s contents page This will notify you every time a principal Act or secondary legislation title is updated with amendmentsĬhanges to the Resource Management Act 1991 Use the ready-made feed All consolidated Acts and secondary legislation published in the last 30 days The latest consolidated Acts and secondary legislation This will notify you every time a new Act is published Use the ready-made feed All new Acts published in the last 30 days Using the feeds to keep up to date: some examples The format for feeds can vary, but this website uses the Atom XML standard. The reader lists all the relevant document titles, links to the documents, and information

To a feed, your feed reader automatically checks the feed and displays whatever is new in one place without you having Different readers have different capabilities and display options, and some will even email you an alert message when a new item is published.

Other options include standalone desktop software and web-based feed readers. Some email systems can display web feeds. Web browsers can display web feeds (usually through an add-on). There are many to choose from, most of them free. To use a web feed, you need a web feed reader. You can also set up custom feeds from documents (Acts, Bills,Īnd secondary legislation, but not Supplementary Order Papers), or from search or browse results. On this website, ready-made feeds are available from the Web feeds link at the top right of every screen. Web feeds, or RSS (sometimes called Really Simple Syndication) feeds, let you see when a website or web page has been updated. Using the feeds to keep up to date: some examples.

What is a feed reader