How this knowledge base is organized
Reconcile disclosure/ content with the earlier structural rename (the 2026-08-24 commit only captured the file moves, not the content rewrites); archive data-governance.md + fiduciary-data-mandate.md (invented technology-services-agreement specifics with no source trail); fix a real factual error in limited-partnership-structure.md and equity-transfer-model.md (fabricated transfer-refusal grounds, replaced with the sourced 45% financial-institution concentration mechanism); trim unsourced T5013/adjusted-cost-base/at-risk-rules specifics; fix stale topic- prefixed wikilinks and a pre-existing section-ordering error in direct-hold-framework.md
@@ -58,24 +58,12 @@ written in plain language, and every technical term links to the glossary. investors' statutory rights. 6. **Risks** — what could go wrong, stated plainly and kept in one place. ## The paper trail ## How disclosure works Each reporting company has its own Reports section, and every section follows the same layout: annual financial statements, quarterly financial statements, management's discussion, regulatory filings, valuations and appraisals, and distribution records. Learn one and you have learned them all. - **Reports — Woodfine Capital Projects** (the parent company; also carries press releases and investor events, and a plain guide to how public reporting works) - **Reports — Direct-Hold Solution Canada** - **Reports — Direct-Hold Solution United States** - **Reports — Direct-Hold Solution Spain** - **Reports — Direct-Hold Solution Mexico** Each section opens with the company's profile: its legal form, home country, regulator, filing system, auditor, and year end. **How Disclosure Works** explains, in plain language, what disclosure means for a reporting issuer and how it applies to the parent company, plus a page for each Direct-Hold Solution: Canada, United States, Spain, and Mexico. Only Canada is established; the other three pages are empty until their vehicle exists. ## The newsroom