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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Saint Hill Manor, East HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO POLICY LETTER OF 2 MARCH 1981 Limited Distribution Class IV orgs and above, qualified to deliver HRD training. HUBBARD HAPPINESS RUNDOWN AUDITOR COURSE NAME: DATE: DATE STARTED: DATE COMPLETED: PREREQUISITES: Class 1 auditor or above, Purification Rundown done, Objectives or SRD done. LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 weeks full time PURPOSE: The purpose of this course is to train an auditor thoroughly in the basics of auditing and on the Happiness Rundown. STUDY TECH: Full use of all Study Tech is required during this course. No going by misunderstood words; no Verbal Tech; study for application; demonstration and clay demos of important principles and drilling of processes/commands, all are required. CERTIFICATE: The graduate is awarded the certificate of HUBBARD HAPPINESS RUNDOWN AUDITOR (PROVISIONAL). BASIC REFERENCES: The student is required to own his own copies of the HRD course pack, the tapes and the booklet, “The Way to Happlness”, as these materials will be needed after the course as well as during the course. 0. INTRODUCTION 1. TAPE: 8103C10 INTRODUCTION TO THE HAPPINESS RUNDOWN COURSE by Senior C/S International. _________ A. ORIENTATION 1. HCO PL 7 Feb 65 KSW Series 1 Reiss. 27.8 80 KEEPING SCIENTOLOGY WORKING _________ 2. Demo: Demonstrate why constructive ideas seldom get group agreement. _________ 3. HCO PL 17 Jun 70R KSW Series 5 Rev. 9.4.77 URGENT AND IMPORTANT Reiss. 30.8.80 TECHNICAL DEGRADES _________ 4. HCO B 22 Jan 77 IN-TECH, THE ONLY WAY TO ACHIEVE IT _________ 5. HCO B 13 Sep 65 OUT TECH AND HOW TO GET IT IN _________ 6. Demo: Demonstrate what a skilled auditor applies the Tech to. _________ 7. HCO B 21 Sep 65 OUT TECH _________ 8. HCO B 9 Feb 79 HOW TO DEFEAT VERBAL TECH _________ 9. HCO B 15 Feb 79 VERBAL TECH: PENALTIES _________ 10. Demo: Show how a technical interpretation could be imparted under the guise of “giving a checkout”. _________ B. STUDY TECH 1. HCO B 13 Oct 79 CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING _________ 2. Drill: Clear a word (Any word) until you understand it conceptually. _________ 3. HCO B 14 May 80 DEMONSTRATIONS 4. HCO PL 4 Apr 72R ETHICS AND STUDY TECH _________ Iss III Rev. 21.6.75 5. HCO PL 24 Sep 64 INSTRUCTION AND EXAMINATION RAISING THE STANDARD OF _________ 6. HCO PL 4 Oct 64 THEORY CHECKOUT DATA _________ Reiss. 21.5.67 7. Drill: Check your twin out on the above issue. _________ 8. HCO PL 19 Aug 79R HIGH CRIME - ADDITION Rev. 30.6.80 HIGH CRIME CHECKOUTS AND WORD CLEARING _________ 9. Drill: Do a High Crime checkout on your twin on the above issue, per that issue. _________ 10. HCO B 7 Aug 79 FALSE DATA STRIPPING _________ 11. Drill: Find an actual false datum from your experience in life. Tell it to your twin. _________ C. BASIC AUDITING 1. HCO B 19 Jun 80 THE AUDITOR’S CODE _________ 2. PAB 38, 29 Oct 54 THE AUDITOR’S CODE 1954 _________ 3. PAB 39, 12 Nov 54 THE AUDITOR’S CODE 1954 (Concluded) _________ 4. HCO B 19 Jun 80 THE AUDITOR’S CODE 5. HCO B 16 Aug 71RA TRAINING DRILLS REMODERNIZED Re-revis. 4.9.80 _________ 6. Clay Demo: How the ARC triangle relates to a session. _________ 7. Clay Demo: Axiom 28. _________ 8. Twin checkout on TRs 0-4 section of HCOB 16 Aug 71RA _________ 9. HCO B 18 Apr 80 TR CRITICISM _________ 10. HCO B 23 May 71 COMM CYCLE ADDITIVES Iss X _________ 11. Demo: What happens to a pc if the auditor enters Comm Cycle Additives. _________ 12. Clay Demo: THE AUDITING COMM CYCLE (Ref . Tech Dict.) 13. HCO B 5 Apr 80 Q & A, THE REAL DEFINITION _________ 14. Demo: Q & A. _________ 15. HCO B 23 May 71R THE MAGIC OF THE Rev. 4 Dec 74, Iss I COMMUNICATION CYCLE _________ 16. HCO B 23 May 71R THE TWO PARTS OF AUDITING Rev. 6 Dec 74, Iss II _________ 17. Clay Demo: Show an auditor and pc in communication. _________ 18. Clay Demo: An auditor doing something for the pc. _________ 19. HCO B 23 May 71 THE THREE IMPORTANT Iss III COMMUNICATION LINES _________ 20. Clay Demo: The “Itsa Maker line”. _________ 21. Clay Demo: The “Itsa line”. _________ 22. Clay Demo: The “What’s-it line”. _________ 23. HCO B 23 May 71R COMMUNICATION CYCLES WITHIN Rev. 4.12.74, Iss IV THE AUDITING CYCLE _________ 24. Clay Demo: How the auditor restimulates charge. _________ 25. Clay Demo: How the pc gets rid of the restimulation. _________ 26. Clay Demo: What happens if the pc doesn’t get to answer the question. _________ 27. Demo: Draw all the communication lines out on a scrap of paper (per HCO B 23 May 71R, Iss IV. _________ 28. HCO B 23 May 71R THE COMMUNICATION CYCLE Rev. 29.11.74, Iss V IN AUDITING _________ 29. HCO B 23 May 71 AUDITOR FAILURE TO UNDERSTAND Iss VI _________ 30. Clay Demo: Invalidation (in a session) _________ 31. Clay Demo: Evaluation (in a session) _________ 32. Tape: 6108C29 BASICS OF AUDITING _________ 33. Tape: 6109C05 PRINCIPLES OF AUDITING _________ 34. Tape: 6208C21 BASICS OF AUDITING _________ 35. Tape: 6209C18 DIRECTING PC’S ATTENTION _________ 36. Clay Demo: The meaning of “in-session”. _________ D. RUDIMENTS 1. Clay Demo: The definition of ARC break (Tech Dict). _________ 2. Clay Demo: The definition of PTP (Tech Dict). _________ 3. Clay Demo: The definition of missed withhold (Tech Dict). _________ 4. Clay Demo: The definition of overt (Tech Dict). _________ 5. Clay Demo: The definition of Invalidation. _________ 6. Clay Demo: The definition of Evaluation. _________ 7. Tape: 6411C10 PTPs, OVERTS AND ARC BREAKS _________ 8. HCO B 7 Sep 64 PTPs, OVERTS AND ARC BREAKS Iss II _________ 9. HCO B 4 Apr AD15 ARC BREAKS AND MISSED WITHOLDS _________ 10. Tape: 6101C24 (Presession 38) WITHOLDS AND IN-SESSION-NESS _________ 11. Tape: 6211C01 MISSED MISSED WITHHOLDS _________ 12. Clay Demo: The difference between a withhold and a missed withhold. _________ 13. Clay Demo: What happens if you audit over an ARC break. _________ 14. Clay Demo: What happens if you audit over a PTP. _________ 15. Clay Demo: What happens if you at dit over a M/W/H. _________ 16. HCO B 17 Msr 74 TWC CHECKSHEETS - TWC, USING WRONG QUESTIONS _________ 17. Clay Demo: “Itsa, earlier Itsa, to F/N” _________ E. FLOATING NEEDLES AND END PHENOMENA 1. HCO B 20 Feb 70 FLOATING NEEDLES AND END PHENOMENA _________ 2. HCO B 21 Mar 74 END PHENOMENA _________ 3. Clay Demo: The end phenomenon of a rudiment. _________ 4. Clay Demo: The end phenomenon of an L1C line. _________ 5. Clay Demo: The end phenomenon of an L1C. _________ 6. Clay Demo: The end phenomenon of a major process. _________ 7. Clay Demo: Overrun of an F/N. _________ 8. Clay Demo: A charged area bypassed. _________ 9. HCO B 18 Mar 74R E-METERS, SENSITIVITY ERRORS Rev. 22.2.79 _________ 10. HCO B 2 Dec 80 FLOATING NEEDLE AND TA POSITION MODIFIED _________ 11. HCO B 8 Oct 70 PERSISTENT F/N _________ 12. HCO B 3 May 80 PC INDICATORS _________ 13. Demo: “Indicator”. _________ F. STRAIGHTWIRE AND VALENCES 1. ABILITY Major 4 STRAIGHTWIRE _________ 2. Article Two of Ability Major 4, “Straightwire”. _________ 3. HCO B 23 May 71R RECOGNITION OF THE RIGHTNESS Rev. 4.12.74 Iss VIII OF THE BEING _________ 4. Clay Demo: Additives to a being. _________ 5. HCO B 2 May 58 BEINGNESS AGAIN _________ 6. Clay Demo: Valence _________ 7. HCO B 29 May 58 STANDARD CLEAR PROCEDURE AND AN EXPERIMENTAL ROAD: CLEARING BY VALENCES _________ 8. Clay Demo: Basic personality. _________ 9. Clay Demo: The adoption of a valence. _________ 10. Demo: The definition of “Valence” from Tech Dictionary (all parts). _________ 11. Clay Demo: Valence closure (Tech Dict). _________ 12. Clay Demo: Valence shlft (Tech Dict). _________ 13. Tape: 5410C07 ELEMENTARY STRAIGHTWIRE _________ 14. Tape: 5405C03 VIEWPOINT STRAIGHTWIRE _________ 15. HCO B 18 Nov 59 1ST MELBOURNE ACC MATERIAL _________ 16. Demo: Valence Differentiation. _________ 17. HCO B 29 Jul 80 CRIMINALS AND PSYCHIATRY 18. Demo: The effect on Man of the idea that he is an animal. _________ 19. HCO B 30 Jul 80 THE NATURE OF A BEING _________ 20. HCO B 19 Dec 71 D OF P OPERATES BY OCAs _________ 21. Demo: How removing valences changes the OCA. _________ 22. Clay Demo: The term “Key-In “ (noun, Tech Dict) _________ 23. Clay Demo: The term “Key-Out” (Tech Dict) _________ 24. Clay Demo: How straightwire technique produces a key-out. _________ G. THE HAPPINESS RUNDOWN 1. HCO B 24 Nov 80 HAPPINESS RUNDOWN HRD Series #1 _________ 2. HCO B 14 Feb 81 HAPPINESS RUNDOWN, ADMINIS- HRD Series #2 TRATION AND DELIVERY _________ 3. HCO B 12 May 80 DRUGS AND OBJECTIVE PROCESSES _________ 4. Demo: What objective processes do for a person. _________ 5. Booklet: THE WAY TO HAPPINESS. _________ 6. HCO B 16 Feb 81 HAPPINESS RUNDOWN, COMMAND HRD Series #3 SHEETS, page 1 instructions _________ 7. HCO B 9 Aug 78 CLEARING COMMANDS Iss II _________ 8. HCO B 4 Dec 77 CHECKLIST FOR SETTING UP SESSIONS AND AN E-METER _________ 9. HCO B 24 Feb 81 HOW TO AUDIT THE HRD HRD Series #4 _________ 10. HCO B 6 Nov AD14 STYLES OF AUDITING _________ 11.
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