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Roadmap added — 10-10-2026: Use the Institutional Involvement Roadmap for the chronological cross-institution path and named actors; the underlying chronology is evidence-status-qualified and does not treat an institution’s appearance as proof of fault. Related 1988 letter lead: GHF-E152.

Forensic Review Index — Courts, Archives & Public Authorities

How to read the institutional reviews

Each actor is assessed separately. A page records: precise institutional/entity identity; actual role; documentary evidence; control/safeguard question; current finding; human action; and acceptance test. Cross-links do not merge liability.

Litigation-critical actors

Priority public-authority evidence

Control rule

No institutional page may conclude “fraud”, “unlawful”, “concealment” or personal liability without the project’s actor-specific evidential threshold. A negative search is recorded as a negative search, not as proof of destruction or non-existence.

Current execution gateway

The institutional review layer now feeds the Litigation Activation page. Each institutional page must produce either a human action, a substantive decision, or a formally justified parked status. The objective is movement into evidence recovery, pre-action disclosure, live administrative remedy and litigation—not indefinite research accumulation.

Institutional appearance timelines

Institution-specific reviews now carry linked source chronologies. Each event title opens the evidence/record page rather than restating its contents. Entries are discovery maps, not findings of responsibility. See NPCC, South Wales Police, Cadw and GGAT.

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