policy-redraft

To redraft policy text for regulatory compliance, you generate a marked-up proposed redraft using the identified gap details and extracted rule text. This creates review-ready redlined text with inline rationale without modifying the approved source policy.

A marked-up policy redraft is a redlined text proposal that applies the smallest-possible edits to close a specific legal gap. It includes inline rationale for each change and a structured redraft memo, written to a new dated filename to preserve the original approved policy.

You generate a review-ready proposal by loading the practice profile, confirming the current approved policy version, and applying the gap details to the affected sections. The output is a new proposed-draft file with a structured memo for policy owner approval.

Yes, the policy redraft process includes rule currency verification guardrails. It checks whether the rule is in force and emits a clear RULE STATUS UNVERIFIED banner with inline [verify] tags when the status cannot be confirmed.

No, the policy redraft process does not modify the approved source policy or close the gap tracker. It writes the proposed changes to a new dated filename, ensuring the original policy and tracking system remain untouched until manual approval.

The best way to propose minimal edits for compliance gaps is to apply smallest-possible redlined changes aligned to the identified regulatory requirement. This conservative approach carries [verify] tags for unconfirmed rules and outputs a structured redraft memo for review.