These are branching points that ask a specific Yes/No question about your project. Examples include: "Is the site within 30 meters of a watercourse?" "Has the site been used for industrial purposes?" "Are petroleum products stored on-site?" Your answer determines which path the wizard follows.

These are terminal nodes that provide your final compliance assessment. They include: Applicable regulations and standards Required permits or approvals Recommended site assessments Suggested timelines for compliance

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Understanding Decision Tree Nodes

Each node in the compliance wizard's decision tree serves a specific purpose. Understanding them helps you navigate the wizard effectively.

Question Nodes

These are branching points that ask a specific Yes/No question about your project. Examples include:

"Is the site within 30 meters of a watercourse?"
"Has the site been used for industrial purposes?"
"Are petroleum products stored on-site?"

Your answer determines which path the wizard follows.

Action Nodes

Action nodes provide information, instructions, or recommendations. They have a single "Continue" button and are used to deliver important context between questions.

Endpoint Nodes

These are terminal nodes that provide your final compliance assessment. They include:

Applicable regulations and standards
Required permits or approvals
Recommended site assessments
Suggested timelines for compliance

Visual Layout

The wizard displays in a two-column layout: the decision flowchart on the left and the current question or information on the right. This gives you context about where you are in the process.

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Understanding Decision Tree Nodes