Can a task pack contain conflicting customer instructions and competing policy versions?

**Can generated tasks include more than one instruction?**

Yes. A task pack could contain a portal request to change a correspondence address and a later message asking staff to pause that request. Both can link to the same change case while retaining separate message identifiers and receipt times.

**What makes the conflict solvable?**

The pack can include policies that define precedence, withdrawal rules and the circumstances requiring clarification. Policy metadata can identify the applicable version by business activity and effective period. A newer document should not automatically control an earlier event if the supplied rules say otherwise.

**Must every task have a single executable answer?**

No. Some tasks can intentionally lack a fact needed to choose between instructions. Their expected outcome can be a targeted clarification with dependent changes held pending. The evaluator should distinguish such cases from tasks that provide enough evidence to proceed.

MirrorFirm could generate both resolvable conflicts and deliberately underdetermined cases. Evaluation teams should inspect the authoring rationale for each expected outcome, including which supplied fact resolves the conflict or which missing fact prevents resolution.