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Appendix 9 – Testing and analysis of a previous version of the ‘decision tree’ The Food and Nutrition Policy Section, Preventive Health Policy Branch, Australian Department of Health, tested a previous version of the ‘decision tree’ with several product categories that may be eligible to display a HSR ‘as prepared.’ This was intended to assess the robustness of the ‘decision tree’ and highlight any advantages of or concerns with this approach. Results indicated that applying the ‘decision tree’ to several product categories of interest does not necessarily produce a conclusive result. For example, of the possible outcomes in the ‘decision tree’: milk flavouring powders and recipe bases may exit at ‘do not use,’ ‘as sold,’ ‘as prepared,’ or ‘refer to the HSR Advisory Committee’ cake mixes, pasta sauces and breakfast cereals may exit at ‘as prepared,’ ‘as sold’ or ‘refer to the HSR Advisory Committee’ stock powders and cordials may exit at ‘do not use’ or ‘as prepared with water’ In addition, TAG considered the ‘decision tree’ and provided feedback which highlighted how the ‘decision tree’ may provide ambiguous advice, resulting from subjective components at key junctures of the ‘decision tree’ and accompanying text. The AFGC were intending to address this feedback in the revised, current version of the ‘decision tree,’ at Appendix 8.
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