Interactive diagnostic · private by design

Put a policy signal throughthe Consequence Engine.

Choose the closest policy area, then answer five focused questions to build a directional decision map and a proportionate next move.

About two minutes · nothing is uploaded or stored

01Choose the area

What is the change mainly about?

Choose the closest fit. You can add a specific proposal, rule or business question underneath, but it is not required.

01Procurement & public contractsBuying rules, tenders, contract delivery or supplier evidence.02Employment & workforceWorker rights, skills, scheduling, pay or organisational capacity.03Technology, data & AIDigital regulation, data use, AI assurance or product governance.04Housing & built environmentStandards, safety, planning, retrofit, repairs or resident outcomes.05Health & public servicesCare pathways, public-service delivery, access or health regulation.06Energy, climate & infrastructureDecarbonisation, resilience, utilities, investment or infrastructure.07Transport & mobilityVehicles, networks, charging, licensing or passenger services.08Business, funding or another issueA strategy, funding decision or cross-cutting government priority.

Add the specific change or questionOPTIONAL

This sharpens your result but does not change the score.0/220

How the model works

No black box.Four visible tests.

The result is directional rather than definitive. Its job is to expose the assumptions behind a decision and identify where more evidence is needed.

Materiality

Does the change alter an important customer decision, workflow, cost, risk or evidential burden?

Urgency

When does a useful organisational decision need to be made—not simply when implementation begins?

Right to act

Does the organisation have the capability, evidence and position to own a credible response?

Evidence

Which parts of the case are known, which are judgement and which still need to be tested?

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Bring the completed diagnostic—or just the policy signal. We’ll test the assumptions, sharpen the question and suggest a proportionate next move.

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