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Produce a traceable briefing on purpose, affected parties, obligations, dates and actions from a supplied official document.
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A source-grounded summary covering the document purpose, affected parties, obligations, prohibitions, dates, actions, operational implications and items still requiring confirmation.
Prepare a complete authoritative document permitted by the organisation. State the analysis purpose, affected unit, reference date and decision being supported. Confirm its version, effective date and superseded material where stated.
Analyse only the official document I attach. If it is missing, incomplete, unreadable or its version is unclear, stop and request the correct source.
Analysis purpose: {{PURPOSE}}
Organisational scope: {{SCOPE}}
Reference date: {{DATE}}
Provide: document identity; purpose; affected parties; obligations and prohibitions; dates or periods; prioritised actions; operational implications clearly supported by the text; unresolved questions; and a claim table with page/section locations. Quote briefly and paraphrase the rest. Do not invent meaning, dates, authority, exceptions or links to other policies. Mark inference [INTERPRETATION — VERIFY WITH POLICY OWNER].
Synthetic example: a three-page circular about report-submission dates. The result lists dates, parties, actions and source locations, and flags an unmentioned unit for confirmation instead of assuming coverage.
AI may misread tables, amendments or cross-references. An authorised officer must verify the current source and obtain confirmation from the responsible authority.