<xsl:when test="following-sibling::ReferenceReasonText[1]">
following-sibling::ReferenceReasonText
selects all following sibling ReferenceReasonText nodes, so
following-sibling::ReferenceReasonText[1]
selects the first of these.
The boolean test will be true if this node set is non empty, so
in a test the [1] isn't doing anything ,the tests "is there a following
sibling" and "is there a first following sibling" are the same.
You don't want the first ReferenceReasonText node, you want teh first
element node and then test if that's a ReferenceReasonText
<xsl:when test="following-sibling::*[1][self::ReferenceReasonText]">
David
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