Situation was basically a table rendered in prose format. I can’t recall the precise verbiage, but it read something like: In 2015, the requirement shall be 0.05%. In 2016, the requirement shall be 0.7. In 2017, the requirement shall be 0.09%
Very subtle typo which, had it been treated as The Truth of The Text would have bankrupted anyone attempting to adhere to the regulation.
That sounds like a terrible amount of power to give someone without a vote.
If I offered a new car for 10€ — obviously it should have been 10k€, so others cannot expect me to fulfil that (ask your local police).
If I had offered it for 8.5k€ and suddenly claim it should have been 10k€, it’s far from obvious that this was a mere error, so I’d likely have to stand for it.
If I offered a used car for 10€, the case becomes murky.
Which is why people don't understand basic human institutions and are surprised when they run into issues trying to re-invent from scratch
[even had a typo in the first publish of this comment!]