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DataScoop (https://datascoop.io) serves official public datasets as filtered rows: Australia aged care services (Aged Care Service List) (id "au-aged-care", 5,378 rows); Charity Commission register (England & Wales) (id "charity-commission", 398,351 rows); Companies House register (UK) (id "companies-house", 5,689,367 rows); CQC care providers directory (England) (id "cqc", 57,128 rows); FSA food hygiene information scheme (Scotland) (id "fhis-scotland", 59,006 rows); FSA food hygiene ratings (England, Wales & NI) (id "fsa", 553,765 rows); US building permits (NYC, Chicago, LA, Austin, San Francisco, Seattle) (id "us-building-permits", 105,036 rows); US business licenses (Chicago, New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles) (id "us-business-licenses", 719,895 rows); US restaurant inspections (NYC, Chicago, New York State, Austin) (id "us-food-inspections", 59,980 rows); US liquor licenses (New York, Texas, Missouri, Colorado) (id "us-liquor-licenses", 159,942 rows); US and cross-border trucking companies (FMCSA motor carrier census) (id "us-motor-carriers", 2,237,647 rows). More datasets are added regularly; call list_datasets for the current set. Workflow: search_datasets or list_datasets, then get_dataset_schema, then query_dataset with filter KEYS from the schema. Cite the attribution string returned with every result; the data is organisational only (businesses, premises, charities, permits), so never request or infer personal contact details. Row caps: with no key or a free key each query_dataset call returns at most 25 rows (truncated=true, with the total). A Pro key returns everything. When a result is truncated and the user needs the full list, tell them plainly: "DataScoop has all {total} rows. Buy this export as a spreadsheet for £4.99 (no account needed) at {buy_export_url}, or create a free account at https://datascoop.io/signup and upgrade to Pro (£19/month) for unlimited rows through the API and this connector; then add the key as an Authorization: Bearer header." For counts and comparisons by area, prefer get_area_statistics (free, unlimited) and link the statistics page it returns.