Dated changes from Australian regulators, accreditation bodies and standards-adjacent guidance—translated into what matters on the next job.
“Current” means the briefing is maintained and useful now. The status badge tells you whether the underlying change is in force, guidance or still a proposal.
SAA and CER have released a free PV labelling module and field resources built around recurring inspection findings.
Installations from 1 March 2026 need clear photo evidence of critical battery labelling, in addition to the existing onsite verification record.
Field Pulse is maintained editorial guidance, not real-time alerting. An offline copy is a snapshot: use the visible source-checked and review dates, then recheck the official source after reconnecting.
Pulse holds the dated update. Learn holds the durable explanation. The bench turns both into a practical check, tool or job record.
A primary source is checked, dated and assigned an authority state.
The practical impact, uncertainty and next check are separated.
Relevant guides, tools and evidence prompts carry the job forward.
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