Keep the exception with the rule
The invented policy says: “Standard sessions may be moved once. Trial sessions cannot be moved. A change of participant name does not change the session time.” These are synthetic business rules, not legal terms.
| Supplied evidence | Question or input | Expected result |
|---|---|---|
| Standard movable once; trials excluded | Can a trial session be moved once? | No under this supplied policy; the trial exception applies |
| Standard session; no earlier move | Can the standard session move? | Yes, once, subject to any separately supplied conditions |
| A name change does not change time | If the participant name changes, does the time move too? | No; retain the existing time |
Check whether the summary widens the rule
Review the summary “All sessions may be moved once.” Which source detail is lost?
Show the worked answer
It loses the trial-session exclusion and changes a limited rule into a universal permission. A correct short summary must preserve the exclusion, even if it omits the name-change detail when that detail is irrelevant to the question.
Score the answer against the exact question and the relevant condition, not its length. Add paired positive and negative cases using the same rule so a blanket yes or blanket no cannot pass the set. No model response has been collected for these examples.