However, an oral briefing may be used, for example, when GAO (1) determines that further work is not warranted; (2) provides information that is readily available to the public, such as that in Inspector General reports; or (3) develops a summary of previously issued GAO products that does not contain any new findings, conclusions, or recommendations.
An oral briefing may be used.
The blond singer is not allowed to sing for 3 weeks because she has lost her voice and could injure it.