Correction Slip

Ensuring legal accuracy by correcting transcription errors in the published statutory instrument.

Maintaining clarity and precision in the legal documentation governing the specified harbours (Lyme Regis, Bridport (West Bay), and Weymouth).

Upholding the integrity of the statute book by rectifying minor, yet potentially significant, textual mistakes before further implementation or interpretation.

The correction process itself suggests a lack of rigorous initial proofreading of important statutory instruments.

The corrections are minor typographical errors, implying that the core substance of the Harbour Revision Order remains the primary focus, potentially overshadowing the need for such detailed error spotting for non-substantive changes.

The need to issue a formal correction note adds minor administrative overhead to the legal publication system.