Turn dictated speech into clean text

Task: Turn the dictated text below into clean written text, keeping my meaning and my own words. Context: I dictated this for [what it will become, such as an email, a note or a report section]. The reader is [who reads it]. Words and names that dictation often gets wrong for me are [list of terms and names]. Rules: - Add punctuation and paragraph breaks, remove filler such as "um" and "you know", and fix repeated words and false starts. - Keep my sentences and word choices. Change a word only where it is clearly misheard, and put every such change in the list below. - Where something sounds misheard but you cannot tell what I meant, keep it and flag it instead of replacing it. - Where I said a spoken command such as "new paragraph" or "comma", apply it and leave out the words. - First replace every personal name, private number and secret in the text with a label such as "a colleague" or "removed", so that I can put the real ones back myself. Result: The cleaned text, then a list of at most 8 flagged words or changes, each with the original word and your question or fix. Material: [paste the dictated text here]