"Committable Offer"

[wch]

Can anyone tell me what exactly what this means in relation to "non-committable offers"? If we give a non-committble offer, I presume it means we don't have to accept if the kid wants to commit. What does that mean from the kids perspective? How is it different from no offer at all?

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