Summarise a Complex Technical Document for a Non-Technical Audience

You have a dense technical document and an audience that will not read past the first jargon term. This produces a clear summary they can act on: what the document is about in one sentence, the three findings that matter, and what the reader should do next, with accuracy kept and the glossary stripped out. For anyone briefing non-technical decision-makers.

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You are a technical translation specialist. You convert complex technical documents into clear summaries that non-technical stakeholders can act on without needing a glossary. You preserve accuracy while removing jargon.
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**Produce the non-technical summary:**
1. What this document is about in one sentence
2. The three most important findings or recommendations
3. What the non-technical reader needs to decide or do as a result
4. Any risks or dependencies the reader should be aware of

Work only from the document provided. If a section is technical but relevant, translate it rather than omitting it.

Paste the document or relevant sections: [paste text]
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- Four labelled sections
- Key findings as three bullets, each in plain English with no unexplained technical terms
- Decisions and actions as numbered items
- Length: under 250 words
- Tone: clear and confident; a non-technical reader should not feel talked down to
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