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Granting the LTBT authority over both requesting external review and approving reviewer selection introduces an independent check on how Anthropic's Risk Reports are externally scrutinized.
Interpretive note: The excerpt begins mid-sentence, suggesting additional LTBT powers may be enumerated in surrounding text not provided here. Only the two powers explicitly named in the excerpt are captured in the canonical claim.
Under RSP v3.2, the LTBT — not Anthropic alone — holds authority to request external review of Risk Reports and to approve the choice of external reviewers.
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Granting the LTBT authority over both requesting external review and approving reviewer selection introduces an independent check on how Anthropic's Risk Reports are externally scrutinized.
Under RSP v3.2, the LTBT — not Anthropic alone — holds authority to request external review of Risk Reports and to approve the choice of external reviewers.
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