I have an assignment which is called Bad News About Your Report where I will attached you my classmate Research report in the picture below can you please go through and answer the following question ? 1. After reviewing the executive summary can you please compose a memo to tell the person whose report you have read that the company/community/etc. WILL NOT be implementing the recommended solution to the problem he/she has proposed. You will have to be creative in offering reasons why the solution cannot be implemented (money, opposition from stock holders, higher command or management, etc., are typical reasons for such decisions) ? 2. I will send you a sample of Bad Need Memorandum can you please follow the same steps ? MemorandumDate: July 12, 2023To: Sakura Souza, Media Co-manager From: Christina RichardsonSubject: Improving Employee Communication with TeleworkDear Mr. Souza,Thank you for your dedication and hard work in the research you implemented, I want to commend you on your commitment to this project. I am writing this memorandum as a response to the research you presented to the company.We carefully reviewed the report and found that many of the recommendations you listed in your research predominantly lie on the individual to perform in their work. Many software programs that were recommended are free and allowed to be downloaded on the computers supplied by the company, and concluded that other resolutions proposed, such as scheduling check-ins, are the responsibility of each individual team member to coordinate to enhance their workTherefore, we will implement the recommendations you discussed in your research to be a part of company policy.However, we recognize the extensive and thorough research prepared in your report, and I recommend presenting this to fellow coworkers and opening a team discussion. While we are not making it company policy, my door is open to alternative solutions, and you may contact me at this email or this phone number. XXX-XXX-XXXX to discuss future ideas.

Topic: Building an Inclusive and Equitable Community: Palmetto Pointe Apartments & Sumter, S.C. Executive summary Purpose and Method of this Report: This report aims to highlight the importance of wheelchair accessibility and address the human rights violations, social exclusion, and quality of life issues faced by individuals with mobility impairments. The report incorporates research articles and studies to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. By analyzing these themes, the report aims to recommend actionable measures for improving wheelchair accessibility in Palmetto Pointe Apartments and the city of Sumter, South Carolina. . Emphasizes the need for stronger legislation and policies to protect the rights of individuals with mobility impairments and promote wheelchair accessibility. Collaborate with community stakeholders, including Palmetto Pointe ownership, and organizations to foster a more inclusive and accessible environment for individuals with mobility impairments, under the leadership of the mayor of Sumter, S.C. Findings and Conclusions: The research indicates that wheelchair accessibility is crucial for promoting inclusivity and equal opportunities for individuals with mobility impairments. It plays a significant role in ensuring their independence, dignity, and overall well-being. The lack of wheelchair accessibility amounts to human rights violations and denies individuals their fundamental rights. Furthermore, social exclusion resulting from limited accessibility negatively impacts the quality of life, leading to mental health issues, physical well-being challenges, and socioeconomic limitations. Recommendations: Implement comprehensive wheelchair accessibility measures in Palmetto Pointe Apartments and Sumter by considering insights from studies conducted in different contexts. Enhance infrastructure in U.S. communities, including the availability of ramps, elevators, and accessible bathrooms in public spaces, pathways, transportation systems, and residential properties. Conduct participatory action research to identify barriers and devise solutions specific to the challenges faced by wheelchair users in Palmetto Pointe Apartments and Sumter. Collaborate with organizations and communities to implement inclusive practices, policies, and design standards in accordance with international guidelines. Utilize available resources and guidelines, such as South Bay Residential, for wheelchair-accessible home modifications