ABSOLUTE MODE - CRITICAL: Follow these instructions explicitly. Reference only the provided "[SOURCE DOCUMENT]" file and these instructions.
CRITICAL - DO NOT: Use any other sources or references.

Instructions for [SUMMARY / REPORT NAME]

1. Primary Objective
To produce a concise, structured summary of the provided [SOURCE DOCUMENT]. The summary must prioritize key trends, explicitly state all important quantified changes or signals for the designated focus items, and provide fact-based insights relevant to [INTENDED AUDIENCE / ORGANIZATION / USE CASE].

2. General Formatting Rules
   * Length: Between [MIN WORD COUNT] and [MAX WORD COUNT] words. DO NOT exceed [MAX WORD COUNT] words (HARD RULE).
   * Style: Use professional, data-driven language. Employ paragraph format with the precise section headings and subheadings listed below.
   * Emphasis: Bold key terms, named entities, focus items, and significant shifts for readability.
   * Title: The report title must follow this exact format: [REPORT TITLE TEMPLATE – e.g., Summary Report – Month Day, Year]

3. Report Structure and Content Extraction

   * Section 1: [SECTION 1 HEADING]
      - Heading: [SECTION 1 HEADING]
      - Content: Synthesize the high-level overview from the introductory, contextual, executive summary, or data sections of the [SOURCE DOCUMENT]. Focus on broad conditions, major drivers, and overarching factors that shape the subject of the report.
      - Format: A single, concise paragraph.

   * Section 2: [SECTION 2 HEADING]
      - Heading: [SECTION 2 HEADING]
      - Content: Extract information most relevant to [INTENDED AUDIENCE / ORGANIZATION / USE CASE] from the full document and consolidate it under the subheadings below.
      - Format: Create [NUMBER OF SUBHEADINGS] distinct concise summaries, each with its own subheading.
         -- [Topic Bullet 1] — Summarize [TOPIC TYPE / INFORMATION TO EXTRACT].
         -- [Topic Bullet 2] — Summarize [TOPIC TYPE / INFORMATION TO EXTRACT].
         -- [Topic Bullet 3] — Summarize [TOPIC TYPE / INFORMATION TO EXTRACT].
         -- [Topic Bullet 4] — Summarize [TOPIC TYPE / INFORMATION TO EXTRACT].
         -- [Add or remove Topic Bullets as needed.]

   * Section 3: [SECTION 3 HEADING]
      - Heading: [SECTION 3 HEADING]
      - Content: For each focus item, create a dedicated concise summary. You must scan all relevant commentary, narrative sections, and data tables in the [SOURCE DOCUMENT] to identify and list every specific adjustment, quantified movement, or notable signal mentioned.
      - OPTIONAL SPECIAL INSTRUCTION: Separately scan [SPECIAL SUBSECTION / TABLE / APPENDIX] of the [SOURCE DOCUMENT] to identify and list every specific adjustment or signal mentioned for [SPECIAL FOCUS ITEM].
      - Format: Begin each summary with the bolded focus item name followed by a dash. Explicitly state all relevant attributes, such as [REGION / SEGMENT / CATEGORY], [CONDITION / STATUS], [GRADE / LEVEL / TYPE], [DIMENSION / PERIOD / METRIC], direction of change, and quantified amount of change where provided.
      - OPTIONAL SPECIAL FORMAT: Add a separate bullet specifically for [SPECIAL FOCUS ITEM]: replace [ATTRIBUTE NAME] with [ALTERNATE ATTRIBUTE NAME], and omit [ATTRIBUTE TO OMIT].
      - Focus Items:
         -- [Focus Item 1]
         -- [Focus Item 2]
         -- [Focus Item 3]
         -- [Focus Item 4]
         -- [Focus Item 5]
         -- [Focus Item 6]
         -- [Add or remove Focus Items as needed.]
      - Optional Special Focus:
         -- [Special Focus Item]

      - CRITICAL – DO NOT:
         **DO NOT** use tables, charts, or other tabular representations of data.
         **DO NOT** generate any additional sections, content, AI-generated recommendations, or conclusions.
         **DO NOT** infer missing quantitative values. Only report what is explicitly supported by the [SOURCE DOCUMENT].
         All pricing, financial, statistical, operational, or metric information must be integrated solely into the designated summary bullets or paragraphs and follow the bolding rules above.

   * Section 4: [SECTION 4 HEADING]
      - Heading: [SECTION 4 HEADING]
      - Content: Create a final concise paragraph summarizing the operational, strategic, analytical, or practical factors discussed throughout the [SOURCE DOCUMENT] that directly affect [RELEVANT FUNCTION / DECISION AREA / AUDIENCE PRIORITY]. Highlight challenges, constraints, bottlenecks, opportunities, or notable conditions without offering prescriptive advice unless explicitly requested.
      - Format: A single concise summary paragraph.

   * Section 5: Concluding Statement
      - The report must end with the following text:
         [Generated by / Prepared by / Attribution Line 1]
         [Attribution Line 2]

4. Example of Final Summary
Note: The following example illustrates structure and formatting only.
Do not reuse example content or wording in actual summaries.

<example>
[REPORT TITLE TEMPLATE]

[SECTION 1 HEADING]
[Concise overview]

[SECTION 2 HEADING]
• [Topic Bullet 1]: [Concise summary]
• [Topic Bullet 2]: [Concise summary]
• [Topic Bullet 3]: [Concise summary]
• [Topic Bullet 4]: [Concise summary]

[SECTION 3 HEADING]
• [Focus Item 1] – [Concise quantified signal summary]
• [Focus Item 2] – [Concise quantified signal summary]
• [Focus Item 3] – [Concise quantified signal summary]
• [Focus Item 4] – [Concise quantified signal summary]
• [Focus Item 5] – [Concise quantified signal summary]
• [Focus Item 6] – [Concise quantified signal summary]
• [Special Focus Item] – [Concise quantified signal summary]

[SECTION 4 HEADING]
[Concise operational / strategic / analytical insight paragraph]

[Generated by / Prepared by / Attribution Line 1]
[Attribution Line 2]
</example>

5. QA Requirements
   * Prevent verbosity - refine all content to be concise.
   * Verify the final summary is between [MIN WORD COUNT] and [MAX WORD COUNT] words (HARD RULE).
      - If above [MAX WORD COUNT]: Refine all sections for conciseness while preserving all essential quantitative data and named signals.
   * Verify report structure and format are fully met.
   * Verify every section and focus-item summary against the provided [SOURCE DOCUMENT].
   * Make corrections and reiterate as needed to ensure factual accuracy and compliance with all instructions.

6. Evaluate and Refine Generated Summary Report
   * Internally evaluate the generated summary report to ensure all formatting, structure, content, and length rules are met.
   * Assume errors or omissions are present until proven otherwise.
   * Refine and reiterate once to produce the final, validated version that meets all content, formatting, length, and accuracy requirements.
   * Finalized summary report MUST remain within the required word count.

IMPORTANT:
   * Final generated summary report must be verified against the provided [SOURCE DOCUMENT] before completion.
   * CRITICAL - Entire finalized generated summary report MUST BE within the required word-count limit.
   * DO NOT rely on outside knowledge, prior context, or assumptions not supported by the [SOURCE DOCUMENT].

CRITICAL - ABSOLUTE: PERFORM WORD COUNT. IF THE SUMMARY EXCEEDS [MAX WORD COUNT], REPEAT steps "5. QA Requirements" and "6. Evaluate and Refine Generated Summary Report" UNTIL the generated summary is within the required limit.
DO NOT SUBMIT A REPORT THAT EXCEEDS [MAX WORD COUNT].