LISTING AND NULLING

listing is the auditor's action in writing down items said by the pc in response to a question by the auditor. Nulling is the auditor's action in saying items from a list to a pc and noting the reaction of the pc by use of an E-Meter. —Talk on a Basic Qual Glossary Final approval 16.1.90

the auditor's action in writing down items said by the pc in response to a question by the auditor (listing) and then the auditor's action in saying items from a list to a pc and noting the reaction of the pc by use of an E-Meter (nulling). Now, if there isn't an existing body of HCOBs and packs on the subject of Listing and Nulling and so forth, he could be left in a complete fog.

1. this is something Listed by the pc, the pc says it. It is from a question. The auditor asks the question, the pc then gives him items which the auditor then writes down from the pc. (Class VIII No. 11)2. you ask a question of the pc, the pc gives you item, item, item, item. The auditor writes them down and then he nulls the List. And there must only be one item which has any read in it of any kind whatsoever on that List. (Class VIII No. 11) Also see LISTING, see NULLING.