What is classified as an Interim Change?

An Interim Change refers to a minor adjustment made within a framework to address specific issues, often those that are urgent or require immediate rectification. This can include correcting errors that have been identified or responding quickly to directives issued by a commander. Such changes are typically intended to be temporary and facilitate prompt responses to evolving needs without necessitating a full policy or procedure overhaul.

In contrast, a major policy overhaul involves comprehensive changes across multiple aspects of regulations or guidelines, which would not fit the criteria of being 'interim' since it suggests a thorough and extensive process. An update to supply status pertains to logistics and inventory management rather than immediate corrections or urgent modifications. Similarly, a complete revision of existing documentation signifies extensive work to rework or rewrite documentation instead of making quick amendments to resolve pressing issues. Thus, the classification of an Interim Change accurately aligns with the description of a minor change for the purposes of immediate correction.