Chronology: inspect the record
Bring dated events and source references together. Check the distinction between planned, forecast and recorded dates, and resolve missing or conflicting information.
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Build traceable chronologies and programme reports
Follow the relationship between source records, dated events and working outputs that a practitioner can review.
Timeline: understand the sequence
View the sequence of events to identify questions for further review. Sequence alone does not establish causation, responsibility or entitlement.
Programme report: inspect the output
Review activity and date detail in a programme presentation. Discuss the required report format, source programme and limitations during your demonstration.
Professional review remains essential
These are working outputs. Review the source information, assumptions and unresolved items before reliance. The outputs do not automatically determine contractual entitlement or responsibility.
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Organise project records for an extension of time claim
A practical guide to evidence registers, event chronologies and programme references, with a fictional worked example.
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