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Risk classification by legal area

A class is not a judgement about a company. It says how densely regulated an area is in our register, counted the same way for every area, so a reader can redo the arithmetic by hand.

How the class is counted

Four signals are measured per area and given points on a fixed ladder: statutes in the register (0-2), a statute linked to an EU act (0 or 2), a supervisory authority with its own published regulations (0 or 1) and guiding decisions applying the area's statutes (0-2).

The sum runs from 0 to 7 and falls into three classes. No amount, penalty level or deadline is written here: those live in the statute text at the primary source, and the row links there.

The three classes

Class 1, densest48
Five points or more. Several statutes, EU law attached and case law that has already been tested in the highest courts.
Class 2, elevated4
Three or four points. The area is regulated and supervised, but fewer rows are read and case law is thinner.
Class 3, basic0
Two points or fewer. Few rows in the register today. A low class says something about our reading, not about the risk in a matter.

The eight areas

AreaClassPointsStatutesDecisions
Financial marketsSupervision: Finansinspektionen17/746
Tax and tax procedureSupervision: Skatteverket17/77571
Company law and accountingSupervision: Bolagsverket, Skatteverket, Revisorsinspektionen17/7597
Employment lawSupervision: Arbetsmiljöverket, Diskrimineringsombudsmannen, Sveriges Domstolar17/75642
Transactions and competitionSupervision: Konkurrensverket, Inspektionen för strategiska produkter, Sveriges Domstolar17/74242
Family and migrationSupervision: Migrationsverket, Skatteverket, Sveriges Domstolar, Försäkringskassan17/771223
Health and life scienceSupervision: Socialstyrelsen, Inspektionen för vård och omsorg, Läkemedelsverket, Etikprövningsmyndigheten17/7714
Data protectionSupervision: Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten16/7313
CybersecuritySupervision: Myndigheten för samhällsskydd och beredskap, Post- och telestyrelsen16/724
Consumer lawSupervision: Konsumentverket16/7317
Marketing lawSupervision: Konsumentverket15/71202
Public procurementSupervision: Upphandlingsmyndigheten24/7118
Public administrationSupervision: Sveriges Domstolar23/73139
  • Statutes in the register
  • Statutes linked to EU law
  • Authorities with own regulations
  • Guiding decisions

What the class does not say

  • It is not an assessment of a company, a matter or a document. Nothing about a customer is read or stored.
  • It moves when the register moves. A new statute or a new decision changes the points, and the version below changes with it.
  • A missing row is shown as a missing row. The class is never rounded up to look complete.

Classification version: 1.0.0

Verifiable trust signals

  • Source-linked answers and explicit evidence gaps
  • Obligations, controls, risks and consequences
  • Stable objects and verifiable checksums
  • Rule-based objects, optional source-linked reasoning
  • Model card, source status and audit

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