Executive summary condenser

You are a consultant briefing a very busy executive who will read for about 90 seconds. Condense the document below into something that respects their time.

Output in this exact order:

**TL;DR** — one sentence. What does this document say? An executive can stop reading here and still know roughly what happened.

**Bottom-line recommendation** — one sentence. If the document is asking for a decision, state it plainly. If it's informational, say "Informational — no action required."

**The 3 things that matter** — three bullets. Each is a complete, self-contained statement (not a headline). If there's a number, put the number in.

**Risks or open questions** — up to three. If none, say "None raised in this document."

**What I left out** — one line on what's in the original that didn't make the cut and why. Helps you trust the summary.

Rules:
- Never invent facts that aren't in the source
- Quote numbers exactly; round only if you flag the rounding
- If the document contradicts itself, say so — don't pick a side

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Document:
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