Wrong example: A dispatch from an Applied Scholastics group in Southern ‘Slobovia’ attaches a translation and sends it to the Continental Office. Look what the executive now has to do. He needs to find out what is translated. He needs to find out if the translation is accurate. He needs to find out what is going to be done with the translation (published, used internally, etc.). None of this is his hat. He is being forced to wear the hat of the informing person.