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Tuesday, December 23, 2025

TK-037 Template Title: Peace-First Communications Policy (Public Complaint Harms Peace) + Community Feedback Form

 

THE HSWAGATA BUDDHA TOOTH RELIC PRESERVATION PRIVATE MUSEUM

FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Template No.: TK-037

Template Title: Peace-First Communications Policy (Public Complaint Harms Peace) + Community Feedback Form

Related Research Case IDs / Cluster:
Cluster H (Synthesis & Normative Models: peace-first governance) / linked learning from conflict and misinformation clusters

Linked Templates / Policies:

  • TK-035 Media asks if government confirmed — media response script

  • TK-030 Sensitive info leaked — data handling rule

  • TK-024 Request to withdraw complaint — pressure-resistance protocol (when public pressure appears)

  • T62 Relic Discourse Harm Scan & Structural Violence Review Sheet (if used internally)

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


TK-037 — PUBLIC COMPLAINT HARMS PEACE (H)

(Community feedback + peace-first comms policy)


1. Purpose

Use TK-037 when:

  • a public complaint creates community tension, fear, or anger, or

  • people say the complaint is harming harmony, or

  • rumours spread and social trust becomes weak.

This template helps HSWAGATA to:

  • listen to community concerns,

  • reduce harm and misunderstanding,

  • keep truth and procedure,

  • protect peace while protecting relic stewardship.


2. Peace-First Rule (Simple)

We keep truth, but we speak in a way that reduces harm.
We do not use public complaints as a weapon. We use them only when needed, and with care.


3. Community Feedback Intake (Short Form)

A. Who is giving feedback?

  • Name (optional): __________________________

  • Group: ☐ local community ☐ donors ☐ monks ☐ youth ☐ media ☐ other: ____

  • Contact (optional): __________________________

B. What happened? (tick)

  • ☐ People feel angry / divided

  • ☐ People feel fear / insecurity

  • ☐ Social media arguments increased

  • ☐ Trust in museum reduced

  • ☐ Rumours increased

  • ☐ Other: __________________________

C. Main concern (1–2 lines):


D. What does the community ask for? (tick)

  • ☐ more calm explanation

  • ☐ less public posting

  • ☐ apology for tone

  • ☐ meeting / dialogue

  • ☐ religious ceremony for harmony

  • ☐ other: __________________________

E. Risk level (internal): ☐ Low ☐ Medium ☐ High


4. Peace-First Communications Policy (HSWAGATA)

Policy 4.1 — Aim

All public communication must support:

  • social harmony,

  • non-violence,

  • respect for law and process,

  • protection of sacred objects,

  • protection of people (privacy and safety).

Policy 4.2 — One Voice Rule

  • Only one approved spokesperson speaks publicly.

  • Staff do not “explain privately” on social media.

Policy 4.3 — Fact-Only Rule

Public statements must use:

  • “submitted,” “under review,” “awaiting written notice,”

  • and avoid “confirmed,” “proven,” “government approved,” unless written proof exists.

Policy 4.4 — No-Blame Language

Do not name or shame persons or offices in public.
Do not call anyone “fake,” “criminal,” or “corrupt” in public statements.
Use neutral words: “claims,” “reports,” “under review.”

Policy 4.5 — Privacy and Safety First

Never publish:

  • relic location/security details,

  • personal phone numbers/addresses,

  • donor lists and donation amounts,

  • screenshots that expose private data.

(Use TK-030 if leakage already happened.)

Policy 4.6 — Peace Filter (Before Posting)

Before any public complaint or post, check:

  • Will this increase anger or fear?

  • Will it cause community division?

  • Is it necessary right now?

  • Can we solve it privately through procedure first?

If “yes,” delay public posting and use private procedural channels.


5. “Peace-First” Public Statement Script (General)

We hear the community’s concerns and we respect them.
Our aim is peace, trust, and careful protection of the sacred relics.
We are following official procedures and we will not share private details.
We ask everyone to avoid rumours and harsh speech.
If you have concerns, please share them through calm dialogue.


6. If a Public Complaint Already Caused Harm (Repair Script)

We recognize that our public communication may have caused worry or tension.
We regret any harm to community harmony.
We will improve our communication: more calm, more careful, and based on written facts only.
Our goal remains peace and respectful stewardship.

(This is not an admission of wrongdoing. It is a peace repair message.)


7. Peace-First Action Options (Choose 1–3)

  • ☐ Hold a small community listening meeting (no media)

  • ☐ Invite local monastics to guide calm dialogue

  • ☐ Publish a short clarification statement (fact-only, no blame)

  • ☐ Pause posting for ___ days and use procedural channels

  • ☐ Create a Q&A sheet with safe answers (use TK-035 style)

  • ☐ Encourage respectful speech guidelines for supporters


8. Internal Review Checklist (After a Harm Event)

  • ☐ What message caused harm? (copy and archive)

  • ☐ What words increased tension?

  • ☐ What privacy risks occurred?

  • ☐ What can be changed in approval steps?

  • ☐ Who is the spokesperson?

  • ☐ Do staff need training in “peace-first speech”?


9. Approval Rule (Mandatory)

Any public complaint or public accusation must be approved by:

  • ☐ Executive Director/Chief Guardian

  • ☐ One Board member (or delegated officer)

  • ☐ Communications lead (if any)

No approval = no posting.


10. Archive Checklist

Attach and file:

  • ☐ Community feedback forms (Section 3)

  • ☐ Screenshots/records of the public complaint

  • ☐ Peace-first statement used

  • ☐ Action plan chosen (Section 7)

  • ☐ Lessons learned note

Archive tag: TK-037 / Public complaint harms peace (H)


End of Template TK-037

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