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Audit: draft checked for identification, chronology, and attribution issues
Summary
Internal audit completed to check spelling, chronology, attribution, quantitative precision, and omission risks; issues found were addressed in final drafts.
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An internal audit reviewed the draft articles for spelling, clarity, chronology, framing, misidentification, and omission. All quotes were checked against the transcript and speaker attributions were constrained to the meeting speaker list. No instances of misidentifying speakers with names not present in the transcript were found. Quantitative figures (TAN amount, Ending Fund Balance, survey respondent count) were retained as stated in the record.
Where the transcript withheld disaggregated survey data, the articles explicitly note that detail is "not specified" or that staff cautioned about sharing to protect anonymity. The audit flagged no remaining high-severity issues; lower-severity suggestions (such as clarifying that some figures are early estimates) were incorporated into final article language.
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