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Last-Minute Deaccession Chaos

Across the last [N=12] deaccessions, approvals trailed and caused rushed decisions. Recommend one change to the approv…

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DBecome — “help me grow”Across the last [N=12] deaccessions, approvals trailed and caused rushed decisions. Recommend…+
Across the last [N=12] deaccessions, approvals trailed and caused rushed decisions. Recommend one change to the approval [pipeline]—timing, checklist, or delegated authority—that eliminates the usual last-minute rush while preserving legal oversight, and describe how to introduce it so [directors] trust it.
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Deaccession approvals always turn into last-minute scrambles; I want one reliable path to prevent that stress.

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