R6

Routine 6, a clearing process addressing GPMs which was taught at Level VI on the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course at the time of the lecture. See also GPM in this glossary. —HSSC Glossary, Sept 90

Routine 6, a clearing process taught at Level VI at Saint Hill at the time of the lecture. And if you count these very carefully, conditions is one, communications two, perception is three, orientation four, understandings is five and purposes is six; which puts our PE and HAS off the chart where it belongs and reorients by taking advantage of the missing five that we had without changing anything but a few class numbers, gives us our same certificate scale and holds stability on R6, which everybody knows most.

Routine 6, a clearing process taught at Level VI at Saint Hill at the time of the lecture. And if you count these very carefully, conditions is one, communications two, perception is three, orientation four, understandings is five and purposes is six; which puts our PE and HAS off the chart where it belongs and reorients by taking advantage of the missing five that we had without changing anything but a few class numbers, gives us our same certificate scale and holds stability on R6, which everybody knows most.

1. Routine Six. (HCOB 23 Aug 65)2. abbreviation for Routine6. It means the exact processes and aspects of case handled at Level VI of Scn. (BTB 12 Apr 72R)