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We've got a routine deficiency response due next week but the agency wants the submitter's signature on the revisions and my sign-off route is unclear.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The agency expects a signed response to their deficiency letter next Wednesday. I know who can sign…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The agency expects a signed response to their deficiency letter next Wednesday. I know who can sign technically and who can sign for commercial commitments, but the project lead is traveling and procurement's approval matrix is inconsistent across product lines. Diagnose the likeliest internal bottleneck and recommend a durable approval path that avoids bypassing required controls—one that I can standardize for similar responses—and a short script to use when I ask the signatory to confirm authority.
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