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The document is a briefing note recommending the approval of a 6-month waiver for the use of Unity Web Player versions 5.3X and 4.6X by the Educational Gaming Solutions project team. This waiver is necessary for the functionality of various game-based learning products designed to educate medical professionals, which are critical for VA training programs. The project team has committed to transitioning away from Unity Web Player within one year.

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