Form NAO-67 — New Auditor Orientation

Purpose

To formalize the entry of a new auditor into Council service. Filed by the auditor themselves on their first day. The form is, in institutional fact, more orientation than registration; the Bureau already has the record. The form’s purpose is for the auditor: to commit, in their own hand, to who they were on the day they arrived.

NAO-67 is filed once. It is appended to the auditor’s dossier and never amended. Subsequent corrections, if any, are filed as marginalia by the auditor’s successor — if the auditor is succeeded.

Filing Instructions

1. Who files. The auditor.
2. When. The first day of Council service.
3. Copies. One. Retained.
4. Where. The auditor’s dossier.
5. Fees. None.

Form Body

Section 1 — Identity

• 1.1 License Number (format: {SPECIALIZATION}-{4-DIGIT SERIAL}): ____________
• 1.2 Cohort Number: ____________
• 1.3 Track (one): [ ] Hoard Auditor [ ] Damsel Handling [ ] General Practice [ ] Other (specify): ____________
• 1.4 Sub-specialization (short phrase): ____________

Section 2 — Tenure

• 2.1 Years in service to date: ____ (Roll 1d10, or write a chosen value.)

Section 3 — Lineage

• 3.1 Senior Auditor of Record (name; if absent, write “none of record”): ____________

• 3.2 One phrase the senior was known for: ____________

  (This phrase becomes a recyclable Cite-voice footnote stem you can drop into formal footnotes throughout your career — your senior’s verbal tic echoes through your work.)

Section 4 — Memory

• 4.1 First-day memory (one short line): ____________

• 4.2 A footnote you have never been able to forget (one short line): ____________

  (Score this once via the Two-Question Test. RULES.md §3. Apply the result to your starting Compliance or Notice track.)

  Pre-career score: Compliance + ____ / Notice + ____

Section 5 — Personal quirk

• 5.1 (One line. Italicized. The only field on this form not in standard format.)

  ____________

Auditor’s Signature

Bureau Endorsement

This form is a candidate for back-port into the source-canon Council Code. Until adopted, it remains an internal Bureau of Professional Standards instrument.