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 The pilot focused on a defined collection of priority materials: The pilot focused on a defined collection of priority materials:
  
-Policies +^ Knowledge Components ^ 
-Procedures +Policies | 
-Decision rules +Procedures | 
-Forms +Decision rules | 
-Frequently asked questions +Forms | 
-Exception guidance +Frequently asked questions | 
-Staff instructions +Exception guidance | 
-Source citations +Staff instructions | 
-Content ownership and review responsibilities+Source citations | 
 +Content ownership and review responsibilities |
  
 The result was a structured, citation-backed, governed knowledge bundle that staff could use immediately. The result was a structured, citation-backed, governed knowledge bundle that staff could use immediately.
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 Instead of allowing AI to rely on scattered, outdated, or unverified information, the agency could begin with a controlled body of knowledge that identified: Instead of allowing AI to rely on scattered, outdated, or unverified information, the agency could begin with a controlled body of knowledge that identified:
  
-The authoritative source +^ Governance Checks ^ 
-The responsible owner +The authoritative source | 
-The review date +The responsible owner | 
-The relevant workflow +The review date | 
-The appropriate use case +The relevant workflow | 
-The need for human oversight+The appropriate use case | 
 +The need for human oversight |
  
 ===== Business Impact ===== ===== Business Impact =====
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