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How quickly does information appear?
Amendments are collected several times an hour and debates transcribed during the sitting; most other sources, every day.
Source by source, the rhythm at which Dixit takes in information.
In detail
| Source | Useful rule of thumb |
|---|---|
| Amendments | Collected several times an hour |
| Parliamentary texts and documents | Collected at least every hour, during the day |
| Procedures and agendas | Several times a day |
| Debate transcripts | During the sitting, as the video runs |
| Social media, ministries and authorities | Several times a day |
| Questions | Every day |
| Official Journal | On the day of publication |
| Declarations and votes | Every day, once the official source makes them available |
Know what was said the same day
Sitting and committee videos are transcribed automatically without waiting for the official report, which may arrive later. Alerts can trigger on the transcript, with the Live minutes source, and link directly to the relevant passage.
These rhythms describe how collection works, not an availability commitment: timing also depends on when the institutional source publishes or exposes its feed.