Field guide № 3 · The Programmes
The Routes
Routes, schedules, and the year that follows the signing.
The Atlas says what the parts are; this is what you do with them. Each route step by step and the plan it needs, the schedules and where each one sits, and the year after the signing.
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Before you decide anything
Inside the guide.
Made to be read aloud: a tagged PDF, with headings, reading order, language and image descriptions set, and text you can select, search and enlarge. If you need it another way, write to us.
- What a route is: a suggested order, never a gate
- The fifteen routes, one page each: who it is for, its steps in order, what exists at the end
- The eleven schedules, and where each one sits in the agreement
- The year: the day, the week, the record, and the dates the agreement implies
- What this does not do: the documents a solicitor writes, and what each cannot do
From the page to the practice
The Routes describes the Routes on paper. Explore the named routes, their suggested steps and what exists at the end.
The other two
Three guides, before you decide anything.
On paper: The Instrument in The Bearing, The Modules in The Atlas and The Programmes in The Routes. All three are finished PDFs, free, and need no account. Read them in your browser or keep a copy before you answer a single statement.
