Which of the following is NOT typically included in a closing summary?

• A. Timelines for recommended actions.
• B. Concise recap of findings.
• C. Conclusions and recommended actions.
• D. Detailed technical data and raw logs not summarized.

Answer: (D)

Closing summaries are meant to deliver a compact, decision-ready wrap-up. They should include a concise recap of findings, present conclusions and recommended actions, and provide timelines for when those actions should happen. Detailed technical data and raw logs are too granular for a closing summary; they belong in the main report or an appendix where someone can review specifics if needed. Including them in the closing summary would overwhelm readers and obscure the actionable items. So, not typically included is detailed technical data and raw logs not summarized. The other elements fit because they give the high-level context and next steps necessary for closing the inspection and guiding follow-up.