Read the passage: The author treats assuming supportive survey responses automatically create registrants as an inadequate response to the conditions described in organ donation registration. The reason is that the real problem is the registration process was separated from moments when people were already making identity-document decisions, a problem made visible by surveys showed favorable attitudes toward donation but low registration rates. The author proposes integrate a plain-language donation prompt into routine license and ID renewals, identifies registration rates, informed consent, and public trust as the measures of success, and acknowledges that families may still need guidance at the time of donation decisions. Which choice best captures the passage's organization? Select the answer that keeps the diagnosis, proposed response, test of success, and caveat in order.