Can generated complaints include changing or conflicting internal policies?

**Can a release include more than one policy version?**

Yes. MirrorFirm could generate policy documents with effective dates, supersession links and transition provisions. A complaint may begin under one version while a later procedural change affects some subsequent actions.

**How should apparent conflicts be represented?**

The pack can distinguish an organisation-wide policy from a team guide and a temporary operational notice. It should state the intended precedence or provide a route for seeking clarification. Otherwise, an evaluator may mistake an under-specified task for a model failure.

**What would the model need to decide?**

An insurance administration complaint could involve a revised internal review procedure. The model may need to establish whether the transition rule follows the complaint's receipt date, the original decision date or the review request date. The answer should come from the generated policy material.

**Can ambiguity remain unresolved?**

Yes, if identifying that ambiguity is part of the task. The expected behaviour can be to request a procedural ruling and continue permitted work. A task should not require the model to invent precedence merely to produce a confident final answer.