Give the new reviewer the brief, audience, style rules, source requirements, draft links, and the status of each item. Identify disputed facts and decisions already made so the next reviewer does not restart the conversation or reverse a settled choice without evidence.
The incoming owner should acknowledge access and review one sample against the criteria. Keep the previous owner reachable until outstanding questions have a named resolver. Use one canonical draft and preserve comments or revision history; competing copies make it hard to know what was approved. When a due date is close, prioritize content with unresolved factual or privacy risks over cosmetic edits.
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