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Monday, December 15, 2025

Template No.: T-TK020 Template Title: After-Action Review Template (Lessons Learned Review Delayed)

 THE HSWAGATA BUDDHA TOOTH RELIC PRESERVATION MUSEUM

FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Template No.: T-TK020

Template Title: After-Action Review Template (Lessons Learned Review Delayed)

Related Research Case IDs / Cluster: TK-020 / Cluster H (Synthesis & Normative Models)

Linked Templates / Policies: Incident Reporting Form; T-TK006 Publication Approval Workflow; T-TK019 Rumor Response Plan; T-TK017 Response Tracking Form; Policy Update Log; Training & Audit Schedule

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

This After-Action Review (AAR) records lessons learned after an event or case.
It is used when the review was delayed, missing, or incomplete.

Goals:

  • Learn and improve, not blame.

  • Fix gaps in policy, training, and security.

  • Keep clear meeting minutes and action tracking.


2) When to use this AAR

Tick any:
Incident happened (security, conflict, rumor, testing issue) [ ]
A public mistake happened (wrong post, early publication) [ ]
A letter/report process failed (silence/reject) [ ]
Relic movement/testing had a problem [ ]
AAR was not done within time [ ]
Other: ______________________________________ [ ]

AAR expected date: ____ / ____ / ______
AAR actual date: ____ / ____ / ______
Delay length: ______ days

Reason for delay (tick):
No meeting scheduled [ ] Staff change [ ] Fear/conflict [ ] Lack of time [ ] Waiting for reply [ ] Other: ______


3) Case / event information

Case/Event name: __________________________________________
Related case IDs (if any): _________________________________
Event date/time: ____ / ____ / ______ _______
Location: _________________________________________________

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


Risk level at the time:
Low [ ] Medium [ ] High [ ] Critical [ ]


4) AAR meeting details (minutes header)

Meeting date/time: ____ / ____ / ______ _______
Meeting place: ____________________________________________
Chair / facilitator: _______________________________________
Minute taker: _____________________________________________

Participants (names/roles):

  1. __________________________ 2) __________________________

  2. __________________________ 4) __________________________

  3. __________________________ 6) __________________________

Absent (important roles missing):


Confidentiality reminder read aloud: Yes [ ] No [ ]


5) What was the plan (before the event)?

What should have happened (short bullets):




Which SOP/policy should have been followed?



6) What actually happened (timeline)

Write a simple timeline.

Date/TimeWhat happened (facts)Who was involvedEvidence/record

7) What went well (keep)

List 3–7 items:






8) What did not go well (fix)

List 3–7 items:






9) Why it happened (simple root causes)

Tick and explain briefly:
Policy unclear [ ] _________________________________________
Staff not trained [ ] ______________________________________
No approval record [ ] ____________________________________
Poor communication [ ] _____________________________________
Evidence not protected [ ] _________________________________
Access control weak [ ] ____________________________________
Outside pressure / intimidation [ ] _________________________
Government/institution silent or rejected letter [ ] ________
Other [ ] ________________________________________________


10) Impact check (what harm or risk happened)

Tick any that apply:
Relic security risk increased [ ]
Public trust damaged [ ]
Rumor/misinformation increased [ ]
Staff safety risk [ ]
Partner relationship harmed [ ]
Data/privacy risk [ ]
Financial/donation risk [ ]
Other: ____________________________________ [ ]

Short impact note (1–2 lines):



11) Decisions and action plan (the most important part)

Rule: Every action must have an owner and a due date.

Action to fix (clear)Owner (name/role)Due datePriority (H/M/L)Status (Open/Done)Proof link

12) Policy, SOP, and training updates

Tick what must be updated:
Update SOP / template [ ] Which one: _______________________
New checklist needed [ ] Title: ____________________________
Training needed [ ] Topic: ________________________________
Audit needed [ ] Area: ____________________________________
Access rules changed [ ] Details: __________________________
Communication rules changed [ ] Details: ___________________

Policy update owner: __________________ Due date: //______


13) Communication and public statement control

Was any public correction needed? Yes [ ] No [ ]
If yes, tools used:
T-TK019 Rumor Response Plan [ ]
T-TK005 Public Correction Procedure [ ]
T-TK006 Publication Approval Workflow [ ]

Approved spokesperson (name/role): _________________________
Key message (1–2 lines):



14) “Delayed review” prevention rule (set the next control)

Next AAR follow-up meeting date: ____ / ____ / ______
Reminder owner (who must schedule): ________________________

Escalation if delayed again:

  • If not held by the due date → notify Department Head [ ]

  • If still not held after 7 days → notify Board delegate [ ]


15) Attachments checklist

Incident report [ ]
Meeting minutes notes [ ]
Evidence list / screenshots / letters [ ]
Approval records [ ]
Action tracker proof [ ]

Stored at secure location: __________________________________
Access level: Internal [ ] Restricted [ ] Sacred-Restricted [ ]


16) Signatures

Prepared by: _______________________ Signature: __________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Chair/Facilitator: __________________ Signature: __________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Board delegate (if High/Critical): ___ Signature: __________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______

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