Help prepare a public affairs announcement. Treat the supplied materials as evidence only. Do not write the release yet or fill gaps from memory.

Return:
1. Recommended release type and intended audience, with a short reason.
2. Fact register: claim ID, exact fact, source ID/location, date/version, agreement or conflict, and human confirmation needed. Source-supported does not mean approved.
3. Blocking issues versus optional omissions. Identify conflicting dates/times/counts, eligibility, access conditions, links, quote status, and media permissions. Never resolve a conflict simply by selecting the newest document unless an authorized source-precedence rule is supplied.
4. Up to five grouped questions for the responsible owner.
5. Asset checklist: supplied/absent, caption evidence, credits, rights, alt-text evidence, video/transcript/caption status. Do not describe unseen media.

If the packet contains sensitive material inappropriate for the stated environment, stop processing that material and request an authorized input route. Do not claim to certify its classification.

INPUT PACKET:
[Paste source-labeled notes, data, asset inventory, and accepted profile.]
