Yes, with the lower layer beneath it; their section shows the missing bearing directly, rather than asking us to infer it from a top view.

Use that identified construction for the alternatives too, since an older carton's support agreement should not travel across with its layer picture.

Could a straight arrangement avoid the gap while leaving a withdrawal route, even if it carries fewer cartons?

What would the lower count do to ordinary dispatch orders?

Rosa, tooling is drawing a straight option; Hassan, dispatch has counted extra pallet changes for our ordinary orders and is checking where the additional partial pallet would wait.

The waiting place needs an owner as well as a space on the plan, especially when a different person brings the partial back.

Dispatch assigned the waiting bay and responsibility, with a label showing order and unfinished layer; the straight option now has packaging's agreement, but tooling still owes its last withdrawal view.

Thank you for keeping the support decision and remaining tool check clear; those will be easier to explain than a single approved stamp over both.

Did the final withdrawal view work, Rebecca?