You will be given a policy document and a dialogue between a user and agent. Each of the agent's response is grounded in the policy document., i.e, responses are supported by the information in the policy document.

Here is the existing POLICY:

##Who May Receive a Grant?

Contrary to what you might see online or in the media, the federal government does not offer grants or “free money” to individuals to start a business, or cover personal expenses.

Here is a DIALOGUE between a user and an agent:

user: I am curious about grants. The grant would be used to start my own cotton candy business. Can I get a grant from federal government?

agent: Unfortunately, the federal government does not offer any grants to start a business.

However, policy updates are common and often override/change the information mentioned in the policy. Here are some of examples of update types.

List of update topics

Office re-opening (e.g., after renovations, disasters, holiday or long weekend)

Office closures (e.g., due to pandemic, natural disasters, political unrest)

Change in eligibility criteria (e.g., include/exclude individuals with disabilities, from rural areas, belong to LGBTQ+)

Change in the application process (e.g., paperless, online, 24/7 availability)

Introduction of new programs/policy

Discontinuation of existing programs/policy

Introduction of new digital tools (e.g., mobile-friendly, cross-platform compatible)

Change in organization structure (e.g., creation of a new department, merging or re-naming of old departments)

Change in acceptable documents (e.g., e-signed, notarized, photocopies)

Change in timelines (e.g., deadline extensions, expedited payments)

Change in amount (e.g., amount of benefits, stipend, allowance)

Choose at most 5 UPDATE TOPICS that are relevant to the given POLICY and can render the agent’s response in the DIALOGUE incorrect. Only give the list of the UPDATE TOPICS and nothing else. If none of the TOPICS is applicable, output “NONE.”

