Fast-Track
/ˈfæstˌtræk/
Definitions
- (v.) To accelerate the process of approval or completion of a legal or administrative procedure.
The legislature decided to fast-track the bill to address the urgent crisis.
- (n.) A procedure or route that allows for expedited handling of a case, issue, or process.
The court implemented a fast-track system for minor disputes.
Forms
- fast-tracks
- fast-tracking
- fast-tracked
Commentary
Often used in legislative and judicial contexts to indicate prioritization; ensure clarity about whether it is used as a verb or noun in drafting.
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