map-agency-question-evidence

# Agency Question Evidence Map Take an information request that has already arrived from a health authority, break it into units that can each be answered and evidenced on their own, and map every unit to the document, version and locator that answers it — or record that nothing does. Produce a decomposition register, an evidence map, a gap and owner register, and a completeness memo stating coverage as a fraction, for a qualified clinical pharmacologist and the accountable regulatory owner to work from. **This skill structures and traces. It never writes the scientific answer, never decides which of two conflicting values is correct, and never makes or implies a commitment to the authority.** ## Who this is for Clinical pharmacology leads assembling a response to an agency question · regulatory affairs coordinators tracking which questions have evidence and which have owners · reviewers checking a drafted response before it enters the approval chain. ## When to use this skill Use when a request has **already been received** and the immediate problem is working out what it is actually asking and what evidence already exists: - "Split this information request into answerable parts and tell me what evidence we already have for each" - "Question 4 has three asks buried in one sentence — separate them" - "Which of these questions have no source we can cite yet, and who owns them?" - "Check the draft response: does every claim carry a citation that resolves?" - "We answer...