No, it isn't their job to understand the problem before pointing it out either. That also does not stand up to scrutiny in the slightest.
If I call my township to report a big pothole, I am not required to submit an explanation of how the pothole came to be. This is a ludicrous standard only deployed when situationally convenient for someone, not an actual principle.
Again, the value of a problem report without an understanding may be less than one that has it, but there is no obligation to have an understanding or present one in order to talk about a problem at all.
No, it isn't their job to understand the problem before pointing it out either. That also does not stand up to scrutiny in the slightest.
If I call my township to report a big pothole, I am not required to submit an explanation of how the pothole came to be. This is a ludicrous standard only deployed when situationally convenient for someone, not an actual principle.
Again, the value of a problem report without an understanding may be less than one that has it, but there is no obligation to have an understanding or present one in order to talk about a problem at all.