After the two personal application sections were opened separately, a new class status appeared on Class D's public sheet.
The new action in the first row had ended, and the review in the second row had also ended.
The two end pages remained in their respective personal records, while the substitute coordination window stayed suspended.
Horikita flipped the public sheet to its latest version and first checked that it did not reveal personal timing.
Gu Heng stood behind her, holding down Class D's internal sheet.
"What are we writing publicly today?"
"That the two personal application sections have been opened separately."
Horikita looked toward the window field. "Also write that substitute coordination remains suspended."
The third row recorded those two statements separately:
Personal application sections: opened separately
Actions this round: ended separately
Substitute coordination: remains suspended
Official fields: subject to the school page
These four items became Class D's new public scope.
Horikita handed the public sheet to the third row and told him to check only the class status and sources, without reading either end page.
The third row first checked the version on the school page, then checked which parties the Class D internal sheet applied to.
"The public sheet does not list the personal timing of the two applicants."
"Nor does it describe the personal sections as official groupings."
Gu Heng pressed the divider page over the internal sheet.
"This round only allows the individuals themselves to submit actions separately."
"The suspension of substitute coordination does not affect an individual's separate access to their page."
Hirata wrote those two restrictions into the next-round field, while Sudo tucked the folded substitute section back into place.
The first-row applicant turned her viewing page to the next-round entry.
"My section can submit another application, but this round has already ended."