Estonian law, machine-readable and cited
The audited Estonian legislation corpus, served through the Ansvar MCP Gateway to your own AI client.
Live — source-licensing audited
About this corpus
Ansvar's Estonian coverage is a machine-readable corpus of 1,602 consolidated Estonian laws and 64,000 individually-citable provisions. Content freshness is reported live, per corpus, at the gateway — ask your AI client to run list_coverage or get_changes for the current state.
Estonia is part of Ansvar's Baltics coverage. Your AI client reaches it over a single authenticated MCP connection to the gateway, which returns the matching Estonian provisions with article-level citations — and can cross-reference them against EU regulations in the same call.
How citations work here
IKS § 38
Estonian acts are cited by an established abbreviation plus a flat § — IKS is the isikuandmete kaitse seadus, the national data-protection act. Every consolidated version carries a stable Riigi Teataja document number, so the gateway's link opens the exact paragraph on the state gazette.
What you can do
- Search the legislation from your AI client and get back the matching provisions, not paraphrases.
- Retrieve exact provisions with article-level citations you and your auditor can open and check.
- Cross-reference national requirements with EU regulations over the same gateway connection.
Premium layers
Beneath the statute corpus, Premium and above add Estonian legal evidence:
- Court decisions — Estonian case law published in Riigi Teataja, fanned into gateway search results on Premium and above.
Official sources we ingest from
Statutory text is served under the EE-Statutory-PD source licence, with per-item source attribution on every result.
EU-hosted, licensing-audited — the Estonia corpus is served from EU infrastructure under the EE-Statutory-PD source licence. See the fields it serves on the solutions hub.
Coverage on this page is the national legislation corpus listed above. Case law, preparatory works, and agency guidance vary by jurisdiction and tier — see pricing. The live set is the source-licensing-audited one; the full picture, including what's in development, is on the coverage page.