A Subject has two separate DISS Incident Reports. When drafting correspondence in the CLW, you will select Multiple Sources.

A Subject has two separate DISS Incident Reports. When drafting correspondence in the CLW, you will select Multiple Sources.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Only if flagged

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that a draft in the CLW is tied to a single primary information source. Even if a subject has more than one DISS Incident Report, you typically select one source—the one most directly supporting the statements in the correspondence. If other reports are relevant, you can reference them in the text or attach them, but you do not mark the source field as multiple sources. This keeps the origin of the content clear and avoids implying that multiple sources were used as a single, combined source.

The key idea is that a draft in the CLW is tied to a single primary information source. Even if a subject has more than one DISS Incident Report, you typically select one source—the one most directly supporting the statements in the correspondence. If other reports are relevant, you can reference them in the text or attach them, but you do not mark the source field as multiple sources. This keeps the origin of the content clear and avoids implying that multiple sources were used as a single, combined source.