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Monday, December 15, 2025

Template No.: T-TK017 Template Title: Response Tracking Form (Institution “Silent” Response)

THE HSWAGATA BUDDHA TOOTH RELIC PRESERVATION MUSEUM
FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Template No.: T-TK017

Template Title: Response Tracking Form (Institution “Silent” Response)

Related Research Case IDs / Cluster: TK-017 / Cluster C (Institution-Building, Letters, MoUs) + Cluster F (Conflict, Risk, Escalation)

Linked Templates / Policies: T-TK004 External-Claim Verification SOP; T-TK006 Publication Approval Workflow; T-TK005 Public Correction Procedure (if rumor grows); Incident Reporting Form; Data Protection & Confidentiality Policy; Conflict Resolution & Security SOP

Date of form: ____ / ____ / ______

Prepared by / Role: _______________________

Office / Unit: ____________________________

Country / Location: _______________________

Confidentiality Level:
Internal only [ ] Restricted [ ] Sacred-Restricted / Sensitive [ ]

Use of this form (tick):
New case / action [ ] Follow-up [ ] Annual review [ ] Archive only [ ]


1) Purpose

Use this form when HSWAGATA sends a letter or report to an institution (government, university, lab, hospital, police, monastery council, etc.) and the response is silent (no reply), unclear, or delayed.

Goal:

  • Keep clear proof of submission and follow-ups.

  • Prevent “we never received it” problems.

  • Support calm and fair escalation.


2) Case and request summary

Tracking ID: TK017--
Related case (if any): ____________________________

Institution name: __________________________________________
Department/unit (if known): ________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________
Main contact person (if known): ____________________________
Public official phone/email used: ___________________________

Request type (tick):
Verification request [ ] Complaint/report [ ] Meeting request [ ] Evidence submission [ ] MoU request [ ] Other: ______

Short request summary (1–2 lines, facts only):


Risk level:
Low [ ] Medium [ ] High [ ] Critical [ ]
Reason (tick): Relic risk [ ] Public rumor risk [ ] Safety risk [ ] Legal risk [ ] Other: ______


3) Outgoing letter details (the “master record”)

Letter title/subject: ______________________________________
Letter reference number (HSWAGATA): ________________________
Date on letter: ____ / ____ / ______

Signer (name/role): ________________________________________
Attachments included (tick): Evidence list [ ] Photos [ ] Reports [ ] Receipts [ ] Other: ______

Privacy check done (no personal data / sacred-restricted leaks): Yes [ ] No [ ]

File name stored (standard): TK017_YYYYMMDD_Institution_Subject_V1
Stored at secure location: __________________________________


4) Submission method and delivery proof (must complete)

Submitted by (name/role): __________________________________
Submitted date/time: ____ / ____ / ______ _______ (time)

Method (tick one or more):
Hand delivered [ ] Registered post [ ] Courier [ ] Email [ ] Online portal [ ] Other: ______

Delivery proof type (tick):
Receipt/stamp copy [ ] Tracking number [ ] Email sent screenshot [ ] Portal confirmation [ ] Witness signature [ ]

Delivery proof ID / tracking number: ________________________
Delivery proof file name: _________________________________

Status of delivery proof:
Confirmed delivered [ ] Pending [ ] Unknown [ ] Returned [ ]


5) Follow-up schedule (default plan)

Default follow-up steps (you can adjust):

  • Follow-up 1: 7 days after submission

  • Follow-up 2: 14 days after submission

  • Follow-up 3: 21–30 days after submission (escalation level)

Follow-up 1 planned date: ____ / ____ / ______
Follow-up 2 planned date: ____ / ____ / ______
Follow-up 3 planned date: ____ / ____ / ______


6) Response tracking log (fill every time)

Use short facts. Attach proof (email screenshots, call notes).

StepDateTimeAction (sent/call/visit)Who did itWho was contactedWhat was said (short)Proof saved? (Y/N)Outcome
1Initial submission
2Follow-up 1
3Follow-up 2
4Follow-up 3 / escalation

Outcome options (use these words):
No reply (silent) / “Received” only / “Under review” / “Need more info” / “Wrong office” / “Rejected” / “Closed” / “Meeting agreed”


7) If still silent (escalation ladder)

Tick what you did:

Level A — Confirm receipt (no conflict)

Ask for a case/reference number [ ]
Ask for the correct office if wrong office [ ]
Resend the letter with delivery proof attached [ ]

Level B — Written escalation (formal)

Send a second letter to a higher desk/supervisor [ ]
Copy the same institution oversight/complaints unit (if exists) [ ]
Request written reply by a clear date: ____ / ____ / ______ [ ]

Level C — Board/security/legal trigger (High/Critical)

Board delegate informed [ ] Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Security review opened [ ]
Legal advice requested (if needed) [ ]
Public statement needed? Yes [ ] No [ ] (If yes, use T-TK006 + T-TK005)

Escalation reason (facts only):



8) “Silence outcome” decision (internal)

Choose one:

Silence acceptable (low risk; keep record only) [ ]
Silence not acceptable (continue escalation) [ ]
Open Incident Report because risk is increasing [ ]
Move to mediation/partner approach (if suitable) [ ]
Other: ____________________________________ [ ]

Decision made by (name/role): ______________________________
Date: ____ / ____ / ______ Signature: ______________________


9) Closure section

Final status (tick one):
Reply received and archived [ ]
Institution confirmed “no action” [ ]
Case moved to new office [ ]
Case still silent (kept open) [ ]
Case closed by HSWAGATA (record saved) [ ]

Closure note (1–2 lines):


Attachments list:

  1. Letter copy [ ] File name: ____________________________

  2. Delivery proof [ ] File name: __________________________

  3. Follow-up proofs [ ] File name(s): ______________________

  4. Response letter (if any) [ ] File name: __________________

Filed by: _______________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______

Reviewed by (Head/Board delegate): ______________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______ 

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