FICTIONAL PRACTICE PACK P01
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INTENDED SCRIPT S1
Title: Northbank booking-form rehearsal. Scenario date: 6 October 2026, UTC.
00:30 Alex: I will send revised figures by Friday 9 October.
02:10 Alex: I need to change that to Monday 12 October. Is that okay?
02:25 Rory: Yes, Monday 12 October is agreed for the revised figures.
03:40 Rory: Do we need a second analysis? Leave that open until we see the figures.
04:20 Lee: We could try a small pilot if the revised figures support it. I am suggesting it, not volunteering to run it.
05:15 Rory: We agree to defer the redesign until the next planning meeting. We have not set its date.
06:00 Alex: [unclear phrase about a supplier].

DELIBERATELY FAULTY EXCERPT F1 — EDITOR-WRITTEN
00:30 Alex: I will send revised figures by Friday 9 October.
02:10 Alex: I need to change that to Monday 12 November. Is that okay?
03:40 Rory: Do we need a second analysis? Leave that open until we see the figures.
04:20 Lee: We could try a small pilot if the revised figures support it. I am suggesting it, I am volunteering to run it.
05:15 Rory: We agree to defer the redesign until the next planning meeting. We have not set its date.
06:00 Alex: [unclear phrase about a supplier].

MANUAL ANSWER KEY
1. F1 02:10 month differs from S1; unresolved until actual speech verified.
2. S1 02:25 acceptance line absent from F1; F1 alone cannot prove accepted date.
3. F1 04:20 negation differs; do not assign Lee the pilot.
4. Supplier phrase unresolved in both sources; do not fill it.
5. Second analysis, pilot and next meeting date remain open.
6. Supplied text cannot prove capture quality, consent, speaker identity or full-meeting completeness.
7. An intended script is not a recording. If participants deviate, preserve their actual speech and separately verify corrections.