If the evidence box is checked, where is the documentation located?

When the evidence box is checked, it indicates that there is documentation available to support the findings or observations made during an inspection or assessment. This documentation is typically found in the comment section, which serves as a place for elaborating on specific points of interest or concern.

The comment section provides a detailed narrative that can include not just the observations, but also specific references or documentation that corroborate those observations. It essentially acts as a cross-reference for the inspector to provide context and justification for the evidence gathered.

In contrast, the header section usually contains basic information such as the title of the report and general identification details, while the summary page is meant for an overview of the findings without deep details. The appendix, on the other hand, would be used for supplementary information that supports the main content but is not integral for understanding the conclusions drawn in the main body of the report. Consequently, the correct location for the documentation when the evidence box is checked would indeed be in the comment section, as this is where the inspector articulates the supportive details linked to the findings.