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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

                  Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex


                    HCO POLICY LETTER OF 4 NOVEMBER 1969



Remimeo
Dev-T
Series




                                DEV-T GRAPHED





    Confusion and the Stable Datum is graphed on every org board.

    The stable terminals are  at  the  top  of  every  section,  department,
division or
portion of the org, as seen on the org board.

    If you consider each area small or large as a BOX CONTAINING PUSHED
ACTIONS AND RESTRAINED CONFUSIONS and its In Charge or executive the
Stable Terminal that makes this happen you will really grasp what Dev-T  is.
Dev-T
occurs when the stable terminal of a box on the org board is not stable  but
is itself a
confusion.

    There are five major conditions on an org  board,  one  right  and  four
wrong.

    The actions that should be pushed in  any  box  on  the  org  board  are
labeled on the
org board as belonging to that box. The Confusions that are supposed  to  be
handled in
that box are easily deduced.

    A stable terminal pushes the actions that belong to his area on the  org
board and
handles or suppresses the confusions of that area or aligns  them  with  the
correct flows.

    Many people do not relate an org board to reality or understand that  it
itself is a
pattern which handles flows  and  actions  and  dispenses  with  confusions.
However its
stable points must be stable and held as stable terminals or the  org  board
gets into
confusions and develops Dev-T.

    All Dev-T is a result of the above violations  of  staff  members  being
stable
terminals.

    If you study this and really understand it you  will  have  made  a  big
break through
in grasping the science of organization.



                                               L. RON HUBBARD
                                               Founder


LRH:rs.ei.rd
Copyright� 1969
by L. Ron Hubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED