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The regulatory surveillance layer

12 monitored primary-source feeds. Freshness checks. Every change mapped to what it touches.

11/12 monitored feeds currently fresh

What SPEQ watches

Public coverage shows which authoritative sources SPEQ monitors and whether each source is current. Operational transports, schedules, thresholds, and pipeline implementation remain private.

SOURCE	WHAT IT COVERS	FRESHNESS
FDA Enforcement → FDA	Recalls and enforcement actions across drug, device, food and veterinary	FRESH
FDA Warning Letters → FDA	Warning letters by issuing office and subject	FRESH
FDA Drug Shortages → FDA	Currently active shortages by generic name, company and presentation	FRESH
FDA Guidance → FDA	Draft and final guidance documents	FRESH
Federal Register (FDA) → FDA	Proposed and final rules, notices, and the comment windows on them	FRESH
FDA Adverse Events → FDA	FAERS, MAUDE, CAERS and veterinary adverse-event statistics	FRESH
EMA Updates → EMA	Scientific and procedural guidelines, consultations, news, agendas, withdrawals	FRESH
EU GMP Non-Compliance → EudraGMDP	Statements of non-compliance issued by EU/EEA inspectorates	FRESH
FDA MedWatch → FDA	MedWatch safety alerts and FDA press releases	FRESH
MHRA Alerts → MHRA	Drug and device alerts, plus the Drug Safety Update bulletin	FRESH
Health Canada Recalls → Health Canada	Health-product recalls and safety advisories	FRESH
International Regulators PIC/S · EDQM · ANVISA · DIGEMID	Guidance, inspection and compendial publications outside the FDA/EMA/MHRA core	UNKNOWN

Freshness is monitored against source-appropriate expectations. A stale source raises an operational alert rather than failing quietly.

How change is detected

SPEQ detects new and substantively changed source material while suppressing routine republication noise. The public result records what changed and where it came from; the internal detection and normalization mechanics remain private.

This matters because the failure mode of regulatory monitoring is not missing a change — it is drowning in republication noise until you stop reading the alerts.

Detection is not the product — the mapping is

Automated detection is good at something moved here and bad at this is what it means. So every detected change is mapped — automatically — against the standards, disciplines, and sectors it touches, and only a change that maps to something publishes. A change the rules cannot place is held back rather than published as undifferentiated noise. Where a source carries a copyright constraint, the attribution record carries that constraint and SPEQ links rather than reproduces.

The mapping is what turns a feed into an answer to does this touch me. Detection without it is a newsfeed.

What it connects to

A published change resolves against the decoded standards it touches, the disciplines and sectors it affects, the maturity domains it scores against, and the tool or template that produces the evidence. Detection without that mapping is a newsfeed. The mapping is the product.

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SPEQ is not affiliated with any regulator. Each record links to its primary source; where a source carries a copyright constraint SPEQ characterises it and links rather than reproducing it.