This is a capped Netherlands scrape, not the full Dutch corpus. The scrape used max_documents=100, parsed 151 law record(s), and discovered 626 unique official BWBR law document(s) before applying the cap. Documents failed: 0.

This refresh includes parser coverage improvements for older/French heading styles such as Article I.er, plus run metadata diagnostics that distinguish article-producing laws, parser-missing article cases, and genuinely unnumbered/non-article documents.

Historical/former laws are preserved. Consumers should use law_status, is_current, valid_from, valid_to, effective_date, retrieved_at, status_source, status_confidence, and status_note to distinguish current law from historical, repealed, superseded, or unknown-status records. These fields are parsed only from official Dutch government metadata/pages; unknown means the scraper did not find enough official metadata to classify the status.

Scrape command:

python -m ipfs_datasets_py.processors.legal_scrapers.netherlands_laws scrape --output-dir /home/sofiya/ipfs_datasets_py/ipfs_datasets_py/processors/legal_scrapers/netherlands_laws/datasets/raw/nl_discovery_medium_100 --max_seed_pages 25 --crawl_depth 1 --rate_limit_delay 0.2 --use_default_seeds true --max_documents 100 --skip_existing true --resume true

Current package counts:

Laws: 151
Articles: 7775
Search records in raw run: 125
Unique laws discovered before any document cap: 626
Documents failed: 0
Article-producing laws: 150
Non-article-producing laws: 1
Current laws: 33
Historical/repealed/superseded laws: 77
Unknown-status laws: 41
Ambiguous-status laws: 41

Remaining limitations before a full corpus release: increase/remove max_documents, validate larger-run packaging/upload behavior, and spot-check laws that expose no article-level rows.

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