Read the source. Check the conclusion.
A useful answer gives a reviewer enough context to examine it: the source, the reasoning, the assumptions, and what remains unresolved.
What changed in this requirement?
Fictional example for explaining the review process. This is not an adapterOS run or a customer result.
- Previous version
- Inspection records must be retained for 12 months.
- Revised version
- Inspection records must be retained for 24 months.
- Comparison
- The stated retention period increased by 12 months.
- Unresolved question
- The excerpts do not establish when the revised requirement takes effect or which records it covers.
- Reviewer’s next step
- Check the effective date and scope before changing the retention procedure.
Keep the distinctions visible.
The quoted periods are source facts. The increase is a calculation. Applying the new period to a particular set of records requires more information. The decision to change a procedure belongs to an authorized person.
Keep enough context to return.
A review record should identify the sources and versions, work performed, assumptions, limits, and reviewer disposition. Those records substantiate the work; they do not turn the conclusion into truth.
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