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PSD.17:5.4 - Continue a supported practice

A service lead is deciding whether to retain the compact case packet and ordinary peer discussion for experienced advisers. In four inspected, uncoached returns from two recent cohorts, practitioners preserve the compared subset, uncertainty and material dissent. Qualified local judgement supports continuing this arrangement for the same uses and support conditions. The observations do not isolate the packet’s contribution from experience or peer discussion, and establish no profession-wide retention.

A proposed two-hour comparison would displace the only available consultation on a consequential disputed return and would not change this continuation decision. Retain the present practice and those evidence limits. If a later interface hides the qualification or a new receiving group loses it, reopen that affected relation. The actual receiving loss and available teaching support in §5.1 instead warrant its bounded exercise; neither outcome is a universal rule to experiment or to retain.