Yes, there were several:
For instance:
https://assets.publishing.service.g.../517014/EU_referendum_leaflet_large_print.pdf
Much cherry picking of the facts; including some interesting claims:
Thanks !
This is like an advertisement leaflet to sell tooth paste.
I will go to that site and read it through,
but first a question if you allow me:
If the Cabinet puts forward a motion to the UK Parliament... for example a new law... is there then a formal document, under responsibility of the government, giving the MP fair and comprehensive information on the motion, adequate to enable a MP to make an opinion.
For rather simple laws, I expect already documents with dozens of pages, appendixes and sources to dig deeper. And ofc an executive summary on top. And everywhere footnotes linking to deeper, detailed info.
Just the bread and butter document with formal consequences.
But
But... ONE document binding all used detailed documents... with a summary on top.
No... and never double info being inconsistent in anyway.
Now... making a piece of info to the layman is a bit different. You need another top layer.
But... but still a top layer consistently linked and connected to the main document.
Q1: how is the normal procedure for Laws in Parliament re such info ?
Q2: after I read that link you gave