 The relativization of obligations to different sets of options has led Jackson and Pargetter to reject the “ought distributes over conjunction” (ODC) principle (1986: 247). Recall that ODC holds that if an agent S ought to do both A and B, then S ought to do A and S ought to do B (Castañeda 1968: 141). While they accept that Procrastinate ought to ⟨agree to review the paper &amp; then write the review⟩, they deny that Procrastinate ought to ⟨agree to review the paper⟩. Similarly, their view implies that Jones ought to ⟨go to the office, then go to the faculty meeting, and then vote for the language requirement⟩. However, Jones ought not to ⟨go to the office⟩ since Jones ought to ⟨stay home⟩.