Faced with an unclear decision on the county tax-assessment ART, the RTE clarifies who decides, how, and by when, then timeboxes the debate. Why is that effective?
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Short Explanation
Fuzzy decisions eat tax-assessment PIs alive. Naming the rule—consent, majority, a named owner—and putting a clock on the talk is how a facilitator earns the room. Endless "we'll know it when we agree" is how nothing ships.
Full Explanation
Effective facilitation makes decision rights and process visible before the argument peaks. Timeboxes protect cadence and force a close or a clear follow-up. The RTE need not become the default decider, nor wait for spontaneous consensus. Business Owners decide economic content; they do not uniquely own meeting process.