THE DAREB TEST

The DAREB Test Tool examines one condition only: whether a single decision can actually be shown afterwards.

It tests the chain between the decision itself, the authority that allowed it, the records that existed at the time, the evidence that the outcome occurred, and the basis on which the decision was permitted.

The purpose is not to describe governance in general terms. It is to examine whether one real outcome, affecting one real person, can still be reconstructed from records and evidence that already exist when scrutiny begins.

THE DAREB TEST - WHAT TO DO

Select one real decision, answer the sixteen YES/NO questions online to generate a report showing which parts of the decision chain cannot currently be demonstrated from existing records and evidence.

DAREB tests whether one challenged decision can be shown from records and evidence that already exist and examines five connected elements:

Choose one real decision or outcome from an actual case. Work through the questions using only the records and evidence that already exist for that case. The result shows which parts of the decision chain can be demonstrated from existing records and evidence and which cannot.

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