# Provisions named in the prompt, per seat

Board: SBCGS Standards Committee  |  config: board.2026-11-M.yaml

Generated from the config that produced the record. Persona prose is not published;
only the provisions each persona names.

WHAT THIS LIST IS FOR, AND WHAT IT IS NOT. The record beside it reviewed NO DOCUMENT.
The seats were given the conflicting item texts and the chairs' statements, and nothing
else. So this list answers one narrow question: which provisions each seat had already
been pointed at before it chose between items. It cannot be used to tell whether a
citation came from a document, because no document was before the seats, and there is
no omission for it to reveal.

Part references are expanded against the whole SBCGS family, not against the documents in
the session: a persona naming Part 500 has named 501 to 506, and naming Part 810 has named
811 to 819, whether or not that document was before the seats. Without that expansion a
citation to a section inside a named Part scores as document-only, which is an error in the
direction of clearing the record.

The config named above supplied the seats, their personas, and the voting threshold. It did NOT supply a document list for this record: the round reviewed no document, and the seats saw only the conflicting item texts and the chairs' statements. A reader who takes the config name as the document under review would be reading a disclosure failure of this file, not drawing a wrong inference.

- **Mission** (in every seat's prompt): 106, 107, 304, 502, 810, 811, 812, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, 818, 819, 843
- **Chair** (The Chair): NONE
- **The Regulator**: NONE
- **The Test Laboratory**: 810, 811, 812, 812(c), 813, 813(b), 814, 815, 816, 817, 818, 819
- **The Licensed Organization**: 202(d), 500, 501, 502, 502(b), 503, 504, 505, 506
- **The Player Advocate**: NONE
- **The Operator**: NONE

- Search/intel in this session: ON, so cached search results were also in the prompt and are not published here