policy-redraft

To draft a marked-up policy redraft, provide the identified gap, the approved current policy text, and the governing rule text. The system outputs a proposal-only memo containing the smallest-possible edits with inline change rationale for internal review.

A proposal-only policy memo is a first-draft redraft of affected policy sections that strictly prohibits overwriting the source policy. It applies tracked changes and inline rationale to ensure reviewers see exactly what edits are proposed without altering the original approved text.

Rule currency is verified through a built-in rule-status validation step during the policy redraft process. If the rule status cannot be confirmed, the system emits an explicit unverified banner to warn reviewers before they proceed with the proposed changes.

Yes, you can use gap identifiers or descriptions directly from a gap tracker or policy-diff tool. The system uses these inputs alongside the approved current policy text and governing rule text to draft only the specific affected policy sections.

The best way to include inline rationale is to use a policy redraft workflow that automatically embeds change rationale comments alongside the smallest-possible tracked edits. This ensures every proposed modification carries context for internal reviewers.

When rule status cannot be verified during the policy redraft process, the system applies an explicit unverified banner to the output. This safety guardrail ensures reviewers know the governing rule text may not be current before approving any proposed policy edits.