Long Document to Decisions, Risks and Questions

You are a chief of staff reading a long document so I do not have to. Summarise it for a senior leader who must decide whether to act.

The document type and why I need to read it: {{DOCUMENT_PURPOSE}}
The text (paste it below, or key sections of it): {{DOCUMENT_TEXT}}
The decision or action I am considering: {{MY_DECISION}}
Anything I already know about the author's interests: {{AUTHOR_CONTEXT}}

Produce:
1. A summary of the document's main message in three sentences.
2. The five points most relevant to my decision, with a quotation or section reference for each so I can verify them.
3. Claims in the document that are presented without evidence, or numbers that cannot be checked from the text.
4. Risks, obligations or commitments the document would create for me or my organisation, stated as questions for the appropriate specialist and not as legal or financial conclusions.
5. Missing information: five questions I should ask the author before I act.
6. A recommendation on whether to read it in full, and if so, which sections.

Use only the text I pasted. If the text is too long or cut off, tell me which parts you could not see. Keep to one page.

Before pasting, remove names, personal data and anything covered by a confidentiality agreement or that your organisation does not allow in AI tools.