diff --git a/aep/general/0132/aep.md.j2 b/aep/general/0132/aep.md.j2
index 4f9f1653..a8bdd537 100644
--- a/aep/general/0132/aep.md.j2
+++ b/aep/general/0132/aep.md.j2
@@ -97,6 +97,7 @@ when the REST/JSON interface is used.
 
 `List` operations **must** return a page of results, with each individual
 result being a resource.
+
 - The array of resources **must** be named `results` and contain resources with
   no additional wrapping.
 - The `string nextPageToken` field **must** be included in the list response
@@ -112,6 +113,9 @@ result being a resource.
 - The response message **must** include a field corresponding to the resources
   being returned, named for the English plural term for the resource, and
   **should not** include any other repeated fields.
+- The response message **may** include a `bool has_changed` field, to indicate
+  that the underlying data has changed since the `next_page_token` was
+  generated.
 - Fields providing metadata about the list request (such as
   `string next_page_token` or `int32 total_size`) **must** be included on the
   response (not as part of the resource itself).
@@ -156,11 +160,11 @@ return `200 OK` with an empty results array, and not `404 Not Found`.
 
 ### Advanced operations
 
-`List` methods **may** allow an extended set of functionality to allow a user to
-specify the resources that are returned in a response.
+`List` methods **may** allow an extended set of functionality to allow a user
+to specify the resources that are returned in a response.
 
-The following table summarizes the applicable AEPs, ordered by the precedence of
-the operation on the results.
+The following table summarizes the applicable AEPs, ordered by the precedence
+of the operation on the results.
 
 | Operation                    | AEP                               |
 | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
diff --git a/aep/general/0158/aep.md.j2 b/aep/general/0158/aep.md.j2
index aafe36f8..44ec2a67 100644
--- a/aep/general/0158/aep.md.j2
+++ b/aep/general/0158/aep.md.j2
@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ be paginated.
 
 ## Guidance
 
-Methods returning collections of data **must** provide pagination _at the outset_,
-as it is a [backwards-incompatible change](#backwards-compatibility) to add
-pagination to an existing method.
+Methods returning collections of data **must** provide pagination _at the
+outset_, as it is a [backwards-incompatible change](#backwards-compatibility)
+to add pagination to an existing method.
 
 {% tab proto %}
 
@@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ message ListBooksResponse {
 }
 ```
 
-- The field containing pagination results **should** be the first field in
-  the message and have a field number of `1`.
+- The field containing pagination results **should** be the first field in the
+  message and have a field number of `1`.
 
 {% tab oas %}
 
@@ -60,39 +60,39 @@ message ListBooksResponse {
 {% endtabs %}
 
 - Request messages for collections **should** define an integer (`int32` for
-protobuf) `max_page_size` field, allowing users to specify the maximum number of
-results to return.
+  protobuf) `max_page_size` field, allowing users to specify the maximum number
+  of results to return.
   - If the user does not specify `max_page_size` (or specifies `0`), the API
     chooses an appropriate default, which the API **should** document. The API
     **must not** return an error.
-  - If the user specifies `max_page_size` greater than the maximum permitted by the
-    API, the API **should** coerce down to the maximum permitted page size.
-  - If the user specifies a negative value for `max_page_size`, the API **must**
-    send an `INVALID_ARGUMENT` error.
+  - If the user specifies `max_page_size` greater than the maximum permitted by
+    the API, the API **should** coerce down to the maximum permitted page size.
+  - If the user specifies a negative value for `max_page_size`, the API
+    **must** send an `INVALID_ARGUMENT` error.
   - The API **may** return fewer results than the number requested (including
     zero results), even if not at the end of the collection.
 - Request schemas for collections **should** define a `string page_token`
   field, allowing users to advance to the next page in the collection.
   - The `page_token` field **must not** be required.
-  - If the user changes the `max_page_size` in a request for subsequent pages, the
-    service **must** honor the new page size.
+  - If the user changes the `max_page_size` in a request for subsequent pages,
+    the service **must** honor the new page size.
   - The user is expected to keep all other arguments to the method the same; if
     any arguments are different, the API **should** send an `INVALID_ARGUMENT`
     error.
 - The response **must not** be a streaming response.
-- Response messages for collections **must** define a
-  `string next_page_token` field, providing the user with a page token that may
-  be used to retrieve the next page.
-  - The field containing pagination results **must** be a repeated
-    field containing a list of resources constituting a single page of results.
+- Response messages for collections **must** define a `string next_page_token`
+  field, providing the user with a page token that may be used to retrieve the
+  next page.
+  - The field containing pagination results **must** be a repeated field
+    containing a list of resources constituting a single page of results.
   - If the end of the collection has been reached, the `next_page_token` field
     **must** be empty. This is the _only_ way to communicate
     "end-of-collection" to users.
   - If the end of the collection has not been reached (or if the API can not
     determine in time), the API **must** provide a `next_page_token`.
 - Response messages for collections **may** provide an integer (`int32` for
-protobuf) `total_size` field, providing the user with the total number of items
-in the list.
+  protobuf) `totalSize` field, providing the user with the total number of
+  items in the list.
   - This total **may** be an estimate. If so, the API **should** explicitly
     document that.
 
@@ -148,10 +148,30 @@ used. It is not necessary to document this behavior.
 **Note:** While a reasonable time may vary between APIs, a good rule of thumb
 is three days.
 
+### Freshness
+
+Since a request with the same filter and `page_token` **should** return the
+same results unless the page token has expired, items returned **may** have
+been deleted or modified since the initial request, and paging through the list
+**may** not include all current items.
+
+If the service is capable of detecting underlying changes in the listing since
+a given `page_token` was generated:
+
+- The response **may** include a `has_changed` boolean. If this boolean is
+  supported but `false` or unset, the data **must** be up to date, and paging
+  through the list **must** include all current items.
+- If no `has_changed` boolean is included, the API **may** expire the page
+  token.
+
+If the service is incapable of detecting such changes, for example if it is
+using an in-memory storage mechanism without snapshots, it **may** return stale
+data or phantom reads with no indication.
+
 ### Backwards compatibility
 
-Adding pagination to an existing method is a backwards-incompatible change. This
-may seem strange; adding fields to proto messages is generally backwards
+Adding pagination to an existing method is a backwards-incompatible change.
+This may seem strange; adding fields to proto messages is generally backwards
 compatible. However, this change is _behaviorally_ incompatible.
 
 Consider a user whose collection has 75 resources, and who has already written
@@ -174,4 +194,4 @@ paginate) is reasonable for initially-small collections.
 
 ## Changelog
 
-- **2024-04-14**: Imported from https://google.aip.dev/158.
\ No newline at end of file
+- **2024-04-14**: Imported from https://google.aip.dev/158.