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- If an update of an affected review is already planned, or is planned as a result of the Funding Arbiter decision, the Funding Arbiters will ask the CRG editorial team to make a statement within the review to identify it as noncompliant and set out a plan to become compliant.
- For a protocol, the Funding Arbiters will ask the CRG editorial team to make a statement within the protocol to identify it as noncompliant and set out a plan for it to be compliant when it is published as a review.
- If the Funding Arbiters ask for the protocol or review to be withdrawn because no update will be made, see the separate guidance.
Table 1 outlines what the statement must include, where it should be located, and which What's New/publishing event to use. Table 2 and Table 3 provide template text that CRGs can use in the affected review(s) or protocol(s) in their immediate response (stating noncompliance) and in their longer-term response (addressing compliance after a full update or amendment).
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