A case worker may be restricted to selecting a maximum number of priority factors, for example, a case worker may only be allowed to specify 3 priority factors. If multiple clients on an assessment achieve the same score for the same factor, then this indicator allows this factor to be counted as one rather than two (if there are two clients). For example, if client 1 and client 2 score -3 for substance abuse, and this indicator is switched on, a case worker can specify that substance abuse for both clients are priorities and the case worker can then select two more priority factors i.e. 4 priority factors can be selected instead of the maximum of three. If this indicator was switched off, substance abuse for client 1 and substance abuse for client 2 could be selected along with only one other factor i.e. The maximum of 3.