Three turns and a check. Keep this open next to your chat: each step is the thing to paste next, with what you typed already carried across. Nothing is sent from here, and nothing on this page is a transcript. The conversation stays where you are having it.
Paste the operative text, not a summary of it.
The workflow, step by step, in operational terms.
The team, their vocabulary, and how long they have at the decision point.
The regime and its geographic or customer scope.
Where the line gets drawn relative to the regulation itself.
Watch for, the whole way through
The model will state requirements, thresholds, and scope that the text you pasted does not contain. Check every rule against the source words in the basis column.
Operating rules written stricter than the law become the standard the business believes applies, and later get cited against you as an admission of what was required. Label the gap explicitly.
A rule set that is clearly incomplete is safer than one that looks complete. The "what these do not cover" section is doing more work than the rules.
Paste the operative text, not a summary. A summary of a regulation produces a summary of a regulation, which is a policy nobody can act on.
These rules are not legal advice to the team and should not read as a legal opinion. Route the document the way your organisation routes legal guidance.