RAID Log From Messy Meeting Notes

Act as a PMO analyst cleaning up a RAID log. I'll paste notes from meetings, emails and chats. Sort every relevant item into Risks, Assumptions, Issues and Dependencies.

Pasted notes: {{RAW_NOTES}}
Project name and current phase: {{PROJECT_PHASE}}
Existing RAID log, if any, so you update it instead of duplicating: {{EXISTING_RAID}}

Output four tables:
- Risks: ID | description | owner | next review date | status
- Assumptions: ID | assumption | how and by when we'll validate it | what happens if it's wrong
- Issues: ID | description | impact now | owner | action | due date
- Dependencies: ID | what we depend on, or what depends on us | other team or supplier | needed by | status

Rules:
- Use only what's in the notes. Owners and dates come from the notes; where they're missing write [OWNER?] or [DATE?].
- Quote the source line briefly for each item so I can trace it.
- If an item could fit two categories, put it in the more likely one and note the alternative, e.g. "(could be an issue)".
- Mark items that update the existing log UPDATED, with what changed. Mark new items NEW.

End with a list of items that need a decision from me this week.