MGLA tokenises EU legislation — article by article, obligation by obligation — into versioned, hashable, individually addressable data objects. Every compliance claim can now point at the exact provision, the exact version, the exact obligation it relies on.
For two thousand years, law has been prose. MGLA does not replace the prose — it indexes it, hashes it, and turns every clause into a citable, verifiable object.
"Taking into account the state of the art, the costs of implementation and the nature, scope, context and purposes of processing as well as the risk of varying likelihood and severity for the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the controller and the processor shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures…"
Compliance claims point at the exact provision, the exact version, the exact obligation — with a cryptographic hash that proves the text has not changed beneath the claim.
When EUR-Lex publishes an amendment, the registry diffs it against the prior version and surfaces every compliance artefact tied to the changed provisions.
Inter-article and inter-law references are pre-indexed. Walk from a single GDPR clause to its echoes in NIS2, DORA and the AI Act in one query.
Every compliance document can be anchored to a tokenised provision. The link survives version drift, system migration, and counsel handover.
"If a compliance claim cannot be anchored to a hash, a version, and a named provision — it is not evidence. It is an assertion."
The Law Tokenization Registry is available under MGLA's private-access programme — to institutions, RegTech platforms, and verifiable-credential issuers.
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