The decision to facilitate a joint review represents a collaborative approach to addressing complex facility management or operational issues at the National Museum. By bringing together multiple stakeholders—potentially including maintenance staff, curators, security personnel, and external experts—this action ensures that all relevant perspectives are considered before making important decisions. A joint review is particularly valuable when dealing with situations that cross departmental boundaries, involve significant resources, or require specialized expertise from different areas. This approach promotes transparency, reduces the risk of overlooking critical factors, and helps build consensus among team members. The collaborative nature of this action strengthens institutional decision-making and helps prevent potential conflicts or oversights that might arise from siloed decision-making processes.