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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
HCO POLICY LETTER OF 27 JANUARY 1969
Remimeo
DEV-T SUMMARY LIST
(Add to Dev-T Policies)
The following list is a summary of items which Develop (Increase)
Traffic.
It is based on years of experience with the subject of Dev-T.
1. FALSE REPORTS
A report that is false can cause greatly increased useless action
including at times
Bs of I, despatches verifying it, etc.
2. NON-COMPLIANCES
Failure to comply with an order can set an emergency flap going which
crowds
the lines with despatches. One consequence of non-compliance when repeated
over a
long period is to move a large number of Targets into PT in a sort of
frantic jam.
Catastrophes can occur because of non-compliance.
3. ALTERED COMPLIANCE
Something was introduced or changed in the orders which made them
non-optimum. This sometimes wastes and repeats all earlier traffic.
4. NO REPORTS
The scramble to find out if something has been done increases traffic.
This
includes lack of data forwarded as it should have been. It causes as well
anxiety and
uncertainty.
5. COMM FORMULA UNUSED
All orders out answers in are on the Comm Formula. Failing to answer the
question asked can triple traffic.
6. INFO FAILURE
Those in charge fail to brief their juniors. These then have no idea of
what's going
on and develop other traffic in conflict. Reversely, juniors fail to inform
seniors of data
they have.
7. LACK OF CSW
Failure to forward an assembled package of information on any given
situation,
plan or emergency or failure to forward complete information on any
despatch,
sufficiently complete to require only an approved or not approved, slows
down
approval and action and develops traffic. It often requires returning for
completed staff
work, or the senior concerned must take over the person's hat and assemble
the missing
data using his own time and lines. And thus traffic develops.
8. SUPPRESSION ON LINES
Lines get closed by arbitraries so that vital info does not get through
or vital
action is not ordered.