4. Hierarchical Task Allocation Updates

1. User allocation changes made at a parent task automatically propagate to its child tasks. 
2. Adding users to a parent task makes them available in the child tasks. 
3. Removing users from a parent task removes them from the child tasks. 
4. Changes made at a child task level do not impact the parent task. 

In the Child task , the list of Checkers is, by default, the same as that of the Parent task. 

Parent Task -  Details of Engagement Initiation 

Child Task - Letter Seeking Auditor Consent

When a user is removed from the list of Checkers at the parent task level, the change automatically impacts the child task, and the user is removed from the list of Checkers at a child level as well.  

Parent Task -  Details of Engagement Initiation 

Child Task - Letter Seeking Auditor Consent

However, if roles are edited at the child task level, the parent task remains unaffected.