Leadership and official-process demonstration

First step

Leadership during an official process demonstration depends on separating what is signed from what is merely discussed. Method: list each scope item, mark whether a signature covers it, and name the responsible qualified assessor for each decision before anyone speaks to the group. Common misconception: a leader who walks the group through the whole process has implicitly extended the signed scope to everything shown. Correct practice: state aloud which items are signed, which are unsigned, and who the qualified assessor is, then route unsigned items back to that assessor. Transfer: in a changed fictional paper case, a signed lighting scope is shown beside an unsigned storage extension; apply the same list.