No Objection
The process may be acceptable to the people using it.
A process review finds no objections in a shared register. The register is visible to managers, while requests usually arrive through informal conversations.
The objection field is empty.
The process does not say who records concerns raised in conversation.
The register is assumed to contain every concern relevant to the review.
The process may be acceptable to the people using it.
The record may be quiet because informal concerns never reach it.
The register gives reviewers a consistent place to look.
People whose concerns stay outside it may be treated as having agreed.