Chart these supplied segment counts for [population and period].
Categories [can/cannot] overlap according to [source definition].
Use the supplied population as denominator where appropriate.
Do not add overlapping counts and call the sum unique people or a whole.
If a partition is needed, use verified exclusive components and show
their derivation. Keep unknown overlap unresolved, with a source table
and a text explanation. Do not invent membership to complete the chart.

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Explain the proposed chart's denominator and membership assumptions.
Show any union or exclusive-component calculation from source values.
Do not use a pie partition unless categories are mutually exclusive
and cover the stated whole. Label a schematic diagram as schematic,
not area-scaled, if its shapes do not encode the counts geometrically.

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The draft treats [overlapping categories] as exclusive and uses [wrong
denominator]. The source supplies [population and overlap]. Correct
the counts, denominator and visual relationship together. Keep source
values unchanged and explain the derivation. Do not invent a missing
overlap or force unrelated percentages to sum to 100.
