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Does a report of project progress that is noninterpretive or that includes interpretations only from previously published sources require a disclaimer statement before it is delivered to a cooperator, steering council, or stakeholder group? [162]

By Office of Science Quality and Integrity

A nonendorsement disclaimer statement, if appropriate, is the only statement that may be needed in a report of project progress that is noninterpretive or that includes interpretations only from previously published sources. Note, however, that published sources must always be cited.

A nonendorsement disclaimer statement, if appropriate, is the only statement that may be needed in a report of project progress that is noninterpretive or that includes interpretations only from previously published sources. Note, however, that published sources must always be cited.