Know when a rule you work under changes.
Regulatory monitoring for small firms: paste the page of a law or an order in e-TAR, Lithuania's Register of Legal Acts. Gairė checks it for you and writes, by email, text or chat app, when a new consolidated version or an amending act is listed.
Alerts look like this:
An example. Yours names the page you watch.
Text · example
gaire: change on e-tar.lt - Consolidated version from 1 November 2026. https://gaire.lt/c/8H2x
An example. Yours names the page you watch.
How it works
- Find the act in e-TAR and open its page.
- Paste the address here. The next screen shows what Gairė found (the versions or amendments listed) before anything is saved.
- Choose who's told. You, or a colleague too: each person confirms their number or address with a code first.
Good to know
- It tells you that something changed, and links to it. It doesn't read the act's text or its attached files, and it doesn't summarise what changed.
- One watch is one page. Watch the few acts your work depends on, not the whole register.
- For a whole trade's rules, there's a weekly page: the food rules changes (in Lithuanian), sorted and linked.
Questions
- Which pages can it watch?
- Public e-TAR pages that anyone can open: an act's page, or a list of acts. Other registers can be tried: the next screen shows what Gairė found before anything is saved. It can't read pages behind a sign-in.
- How fast will I know?
- A free account checks each page once an hour (every two hours from midnight to 6:00 Vilnius time). With Plus, up to 5 pages can be on Fast: every 15 minutes, day and night. After an alert about a page, the next alert about the same page comes no sooner than 30 minutes later.
- Does it tell me what the change means?
- No. It tells you a new version or amending act is out and links to it. What it means for you is for you, or your adviser, to read.
- Can it watch EU law too?
- It can be tried on any public page; the next screen shows what it found. It has been tried on Lithuania's register.