The decision to facilitate a joint review represents a collaborative and transparent approach to addressing complex issues that likely involve multiple stakeholders at the National Museum. By bringing together relevant parties for a coordinated review, we ensure that all perspectives are considered, accountability is maintained, and decisions are made with comprehensive input. This approach is particularly appropriate when dealing with facility management concerns, policy questions, or incidents that cross departmental boundaries. A joint review process helps build consensus, identifies systemic issues rather than just symptoms, and creates buy-in from all affected parties for any resulting action plans. This facilitates better long-term solutions and maintains positive working relationships among staff and external partners.