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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO POLICY LETTER OF 16 JUNE 1984 Limited Issue III Distribution: FSO AOs SH’s Continental Orgs Class IV Orgs HUBBARD FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN AUDITOR COURSE NAME: ORG: DATE STARTED: DATE COMPLETED: POST: PREREQUISITE: HUBBARD SENIOR SECURITY CHECKER COURSE (It is preferable but not mandatory that the student be a Class 4 Auditor or above.) LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 weeks full time. STUDY TECH: Study Tech is applied in full. The items marked * are starrated by students who are not Fast Flow. All drills to be done. The student may be credited with checksheet theory items studied in earlier auditor training. PRODUCT: A COMPETENT FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN AUDITOR. CERTIFICATE: Upon completion of this checksheet the student may be awarded the certificate of HUBBARD FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN AUDITOR (Provisional). CO-AUDIT: Students may co-audit the False Purpose RD while on this course, after completing Section Three of the checksheet. SECTION ZERO: KEEPING SCIENTOLOGY WORKING 1. HCO PL 7 Feb 65 KSW Series 1, Reiss. 27.8.80 KEEPING SCIENTOLOGY WORKING _________ 2. HCO PL 17 Jun 70RB KSW Series 5R, Re-rev. 25.10.83 TECHNICAL DEGRADES _________ 3. HCO PL 14 Feb 65 KSW Series 4, SAFEGUARDING TECHNOLOGY _________ SECTION ONE: BASIC THEORY 0. BOOK: SCIENTOLOGY 0-8, Chapter: “Consideration and Mechanics” _________ 1. Clear the following definitions in the Tech Dictionary or a good English Dictionary: Evil _________ Destructive _________ Harmful _________ Non-Survival _________ Survival _________ Intention _________ Impulse _________ Purpose _________ Postulate _________ Evil Purpose _________ Psychotic _________ Service Fac _________ Computation _________ Responsibility _________ 2. BOOK: ADVANCED PROCEDURE AND AXIOMS ( The whole book to be read before the course is completed.) _________ 3. HCOB 15 Dec 73 THE CONTINUOUS MISSED W/H AND CONTINUOUS OVERT WITH DATA ON DEGRADED BEINGS AND FALSE PTS CONDITIONS _________ 4. HCOB 20 Oct 76 PTS HANDLING _________ 5. DEMO: What “False PTS” is and what underlies it _________ 6. * HCOB 28 Feb 84 C/S Series 118, PRETENDED PTS 7. HCOB 17 Jun 84 C/S Series 118-1, EVIL PURPOSES AND FALSE PR _________ 8. DEMO: What “pretended PTS” is and how it can be detected. _________ 9. * HCOB 28 Nov 70 C/S Series 22, PSYCHOSIS _________ 10. TAPE: 7203C02 ESTO 3, EVALUATION AND HANDLING OF PERSONNEL _________ 11. CLAY DEMO: Psychosis. _________ 12. Clear in a biographical dictionary or encyclopedia: Ivan the Terrible _________ Napoleon _________ Stalin _________ Hitler _________ 13.* HCOB 9 May 77 II PSYCHOSIS, MORE ABOUT _________ 14. CLAY DEMO: “The actual basis of all psychosis is motive. It is not competence or incompetence.” _________ 15.* HCOB 15 Sep 81 THE CRIMINAL MIND _________ 16. DEMO: Each datum given in capitals in HCOB 15 Sep 81 _________ 17. HCOB 26 Apr 82 THE CRIMINAL MIND AND THE PSYCHS _________ 18. HCOB 6 May 82 THE CAUSE OF CRIME _________ 19. HCO PL 5 Apr 65 HANDLING THE SUPPRESSIVE PERSON, THE BASIS OF INSANITY _________ 20.* HCOB 10 Aug 76R R/SES, WHAT THEY MEAN _________ Rev. 5.9.78 21.* HCOB 6 Jun 84 I R/Ses, MORE ABOUT _________ 22. HCOB 29 Sep 65 THE CONTINUING OVERT ACT _________ 23.* HCOB 10 Uay 72 ROBOTISM _________ 24. CLAY DEMO: a) The relationship of evil purposes to overts. _________ b) Why evil purposes and overts would cause a person to restrain himself _________ 25. HCOB 5 Feb 77 C/S Series 100, JOKERS AND DEGRADERS _________ 26. HCOB 16 Mar 77 THE GAMBLER _________ 27. HCOB 27 Mar 84 C/S Series 119, STALLED DIANETIC CLEAR: SOLVED _________ 28. DEMO: a) Why evil purposes could stall someone on the Bridge. _________ b) How getting off a person’s evil purposes could unstall his progress on the Bridge. _________ SECTION TWO: EXPANDED DIANETICS LECTURES 1. TAPE: 7203C30 EXPANDED DIANETICS LECTURE I _________ 2. CLAY DEMO: (a) What an OCA down on the left indicates. _________ (b) What an OCA down on the right indicates. _________ 3. TAPE: 7204C07 EXPANDED DIANETICS LECTURE II _________ 4. CLAY DEMO: Parallelling the pc’s mind with auditing. 5. TAPE: 7204C07 EXPANDED DIANETICS LECTURE III _________ 6. TAPE: 7204C07 EXPANDED DIANETICS LECTURE IV _________ SECTION THREE: PROCEDURE 1. Clear the itollowing words in the Technical Dictionary: Confusion _________ Prior confusion _________ Justification _________ 2. * HCOB 5 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 1, FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN _________ 3. * HCO PL 6 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 2, THE “LOST TECH” OF HANDLING OVERTS AND EVIL PURPOSES _________ 4. CLAY DEMO: What full successful handling of overts must include. _________ 5. * HCOB 2 Nov 61 THE PRIOR CONFUSION _________ 6. HCOB 30 Jul 62 A SMOOTH HGC 25 HOUR INTENSIVE _________ 7. TAPE: 6110C03 THE PRIOR CONFUSION _________ 8. * HCOB 7 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 3, THE PRIOR CONFUSION: NEW TECH BREAKTHROUGH _________ 9. CLAY DEMO: A prior confusion and its relationship to problems, overts and evil purposes. 10.* HCOB 8 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 4, CLEARING JUSTIFICATIONS _________ 11. DRILL: Using a non-significant question (such as “have you ever stolen apples?”) drill the use of Guiding Style to get on to an overt chain, null the overts and the justifications. a) Unbullbaited _________ b) Bullbaited _________ 12.* HCOB 9 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 5, AUDITING THE FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN _________ 13.* HCOB 10 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 6, FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN COMMANDS _________ 14. CLAY DEMO: The full False Purpose RD procedure. _________ 15. HCOB 11 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 7, C/Sing THE FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN _________ 16.* HCOB 12 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 8, FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN AUDITOR ERRORS _________ 17.* HCOB 6 Nov 64 STYLES OF AUDITING _________ 18. TAPE: 6403C19 FLATTENING A PROCESS _________ 19. DEMO: How an auditor restimulates something to be run. _________ 20. DRILL: Using a non-significant question, get it grooved in to restimulate what is there to be run _________ 21.* HCOB 8 Oct 70 C/S Series 20, PERSISTENT F/N _________ 22.* HCOB 21 Mar 74 END PHENOMENA _________ 23. DRILL: The full procedure of the False Purpose RD a) Unbullbaited _________ b) Bullbaited _________ 24. HCOB 5 Sep 78 ANATOMY OF A SERVICE FACSIMILE _________ 25. HCOB 6 Sep 78 II SERVICE FACSIMILES AND ROCKSLAMS _________ 26. CLAY DEMO: Relationship between a Service Fac and an Evil Purpose. _________ 27. HCOB 22 Apr 80 ASSESSMENT DRILLS _________ 28. DRILL: TR 1-Q1 _________ TR 1-Q4 _________ TR 1-Q2 _________ TR 8-Q _________ TR 1-Q3 _________ TR 4/8-Q1 _________ 29.* HCOB 13 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 9, FALSE PURPOSE RD CORRECTION LIST _________ 30. DRILL: False Purpose RD Correction list and the handlings until smooth and professional a) Unbullbaited _________ b) Bullbaited _________ 31. HCOB 14 Jun 84 False Purpose Rundown Series 10-A, BASIC FORM _________ 32. HCOB 15 Jun 84 II FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN INFO FOR ORGS AND MISSIONS _________ SECTION FOUR: STUDENT AUDITING 1. Student audits at least 1 preclear on the False Purpose Rundown to spectacular result, with consistent Well Done or Very Well Done sessions. _________ SECTION FIVE. STUDENT COURSE COMPLETION 1. I attest that I have fully completed the above checksheet, have no misunderstoods on the course materials, and can consistently and successfully apply the materials of the course. STUDENT: DATE: 2. I have trained this student to the best of my ability and he/she has completed the requirements of this checksheet and knows and can apply the checksheet data. COURSE SUPERVISOR: DATE: CASE SUPERVISOR: DATE: 3. CONDITIONAL: If the student has not completed Method 1 Word Clearing and the Student Hat, or the Primary Rundown or Primary Correction Rundown, a written examination is to be done in Qual on the materials of this checksheet. Pass is 85%. DIR VALIDITY: DATE: 4. The student attests to having: (a) properly enrolled on the course, (b) paid for the course, (c) studied and understood all the materials of the checksheet, (d) done the drills called for on the checksheet and (e) can produce the results required in the materials Of the course, and is awarded the certificate of SUBBARD FALSE PURPOSE RUNDOWN AUDITOR (Provisional). STUDENT: DATE: CERTS & AWARDS: DATE: 5. QUAL SEC or C&A informs the graduate that to make his provisional certificate permanent he will have to be interned within one year. QUAL SEC or C&A: DATE: Route the graduate onto the False Purpose Rundown Auditor Internship and this form to the Course Administrator for filing in the student’s folder. L. RON HUBBARD FOUNDER Checksheet compilation assisted by LRH Technical Research and Compilations Adopted as Official Church Policy by the CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY INTERNATIONAL LRH: CSI: RTRC: rw: iw HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO POLICY LETTER OF 7 FEBRUARY 1965 REISSUED 15 JUNE 1970 Remimeo (Corrected per Flag Issue 28.1.73) Sthil Students Assn/Org Sec Hat HCO Sec Hat Case Sup Hat Ds of P Hat Ds of T Hat Staff Member Hat Franchise (issued May 1965) Note: Neglect of this Pol Ltr has caused great hardship on staffs, has cost countless millions and made it necessary in 1970 to engage in an all out International effort to restore basic Scientology over the world. Within 5 years after the issue of this PL with me off the lines, violation had almost destroyed orgs. “Quickie grades” entered in and denied gain to tens of thousands of cases. Therefore actions which neglect or violate this Policy Letter are HIGH CRIMES resulting in Comm Evs on ADMINISTRATORS and EXECUTIVES.
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