Documentation and Reporting Principles

Maintain accurate and clear records of interviews, evidence, timelines, and decisions. Use precise language and avoid ambiguous statements that could mislead readers.

Apply consistent templates and chronology methods to ensure readability and comparability across investigations. Preserve privacy by sharing information only with authorized stakeholders.

Incorporate quality control steps, including reviews for completeness and consistency, and maintain an auditable trail of actions and rationale. Plan how findings will be communicated and followed up.