Kael
The clerk had improved the wording.
It still gave me a road.
I read the revised clause while he waited on the other side of the table.
"You changed exclusive use to priority control."
"The local movements are included in the following section."
"With my party's permission."
He looked at the page.
"For the duration of the recovery work."
"And who decides when that ends?"
The clerk took the paper back.
We had found the problem again.
The previous day's agreement had settled where restoration could take place and who would approve the planting and repair tasks. It had not settled the shared movement along the approach.
The expedition needed access for the inquiry.
The local crews needed to repair the place we were studying.
The clinic needed carts to arrive without waiting for either group to finish an argument.
I could understand why the clerk wanted one name at the top.
It would make the argument shorter.
The wrong people would have to live with the result.
