D06 — Crew tea-room notes, separate voices

Edda: “I want one place to see tomorrow's promises. I do not want to become a member liaison just because I answer questions at the gangway.” She can spend one paid hour in an initial discussion, then at most one paid hour weekly on an agreed limited trial. This is not consent to a standing role or to extra work beyond her five available days.

Niall: “A field visit is not finished when we get home if nobody can tell which conditions went with the record.” He is willing to explain his notes during one paid hour. He will not certify scientific conclusions, undertake overnight work or become the laboratory's data manager. His existing field capability covers the exercise's operations only.

Suri: “The third pump call often repeats the first fault. The island knows which part it was; the next caller does not.” She estimates 30–60 minutes per repeat can be saved, but has only two remembered examples. She will discuss a bounded record handover if it does not make her responsible for all six owners' spending.

The three statements are independent. Do not combine them into “crew agrees to a coordinator role”. New duties require individual agreement and charged time, even if their author thinks the duties are small.