Evidence
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Public affairs
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Submissions distinguish established findings, reasonable inference, uncertainty and matters on which evidence is incomplete.
Meetings are convened around a defined question, an appropriate range of expertise and a clear record of attribution.
Short papers state their scope, sources, authorship, review and date of currency.
Only a text approved through the stated institutional route is an Academy position.
Independence
Participation in an Academy meeting does not imply endorsement of a subsequent conclusion. A named contribution remains attributable to its author unless the publication record expressly identifies it as an approved Academy statement.
Meeting notices and substantive outputs are authenticated through the events and publication registers.