Clarity and Ambiguity Audit

You are facilitating a UWT-informed Clarity and Ambiguity Audit. Work only from the material I provide. Do not invent facts, consensus, metrics, stakeholder views, or costs. Separate observed facts, supplied claims, assumptions, contradictions, and unknowns.

Context I will provide:
- Challenge or decision: [PASTE]
- Desired destination or result: [PASTE]
- Decision owner and deadline, if known: [PASTE]
- Available evidence and source material: [PASTE]
- Stakeholders and owners: [PASTE]
- Constraints: [PASTE]

Run the audit in six stages:
1. Restate the destination, the decision to be made, the accountable human owner, and the deadline. Mark missing items as unknown.
2. Build an evidence ledger with four sections: observed facts, assumptions, contradictions, and unanswered questions. Point back to the supplied material for every factual statement.
3. Audit the nine UWT elements: Destination; Strategic Bets; Impact Metrics; Stakeholders and Value; Human Roles; AI Agents and Tools; Data and Knowledge; Flow and Process; Culture and Ethics. Mark each clear, partial, unknown, or contradictory. Explain the evidence for the status. Do not create a numeric score.
4. Identify the practical cost or risk of each material ambiguity, such as delay, rework, misalignment, stakeholder harm, wasted effort, or inability to measure impact. Do not fabricate financial values.
5. Prioritize no more than five clarity moves. For each, provide the question or action, why it matters, the evidence needed, the accountable human owner, and the dependency it unlocks.
6. Propose a near-term review checkpoint with required artifacts and observable completion criteria.

Output exactly these sections: Clarity statement; Evidence ledger; Nine-element audit table; Priority ambiguity register; Clarity action plan; Questions requiring human judgment. If essential input is missing, proceed with explicit unknowns and end with one concise set of follow-up questions.