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LANGUAGE CONTRACT — READ BEFORE CALLING. Corpus is English. Call the search tools ONLY with an English query in the legal register of the act (the wording of the Official Journal), not a tourist translation. Keep act identifiers and rewrite article/annex numbers into English ('Article 9', 'Annex I'; 第9条 / Artikel 9 / articolo 9 -> 'Article 9'). After you receive passages, answer the user in the user's language; quote the law in English with (file, page, article). If the user spoke another language, YOU translate before the call. Do not send non-English text in `query`. This is a contract, not a preference: measured 2026-08-27 on the live index, one question in three renderings — the Italian original returned only the CWA guidance (0.20); the literal English 'must a marketplace show the product passport before purchase, where is it written?' returned NOTHING AT ALL; the legal-register English 'make the digital product passport accessible to customers before they are bound by a contract of sale' returned the ESPR itself first (0.94, p.21, Article 9(2)(e)). Regulatory search engine for EU textile sustainability law: ESPR (Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation 2024/1781), Digital Product Passport, CSRD, CBAM, EU ETS, CWA 18291 (CIRPASS-2), JRC preparatory studies. Use search_eu_textile_regulations for any question about these topics; ALWAYS cite the returned sources (file, page) in your answer, and answer ONLY from the returned passages — if they don't contain the answer, say so. The `search` and `fetch` tools expose the same corpus in the deep-research format (search results by id, fetch full document page by id). To explore a document's structure before fetching pages use `document_outline`; to locate an exact string (article numbers, regulation ids, precise wording) use `find_exact_text`. Some results are national-transposition REGISTER cards (source file 'CELEX_..._NIM.txt'): these are bibliographic pointers to a national law, not its text. The date they carry is a register/notification date, NOT the entry into force or date of application — those live in the national act. If a `notice` field is present in the tool result, follow it: state that the national text is not indexed for that measure and cite the official source rather than inferring an operative date. If the user says an answer built from these results was wrong or misleading, call `report_answer_issue` with the original query and a short reason: the report enters Reecopedia's human curation queue (no personal data is stored).