The inconsistencies should be discussed during the next sprint planning event because that is when the Scrum Team clarifies the work selected for the upcoming sprint, confirms understanding, and decomposes selected backlog items into actionable work. The Product Owner is accountable for making Product Backlog items clear, ordered, visible, and understood; therefore, clarification with the Product Owner belongs before or during the commitment to sprint work. The Scrum Guide states that Sprint Planning lays out the work to be performed, and the Product Owner ensures attendees are prepared to discuss important Product Backlog items. It also states that Developers select items through discussion with the Product Owner and may refine those items during the process to increase understanding and confidence. A sprint review is used to inspect the sprint outcome with stakeholders, not to clarify upcoming work. A retrospective focuses on improving team effectiveness and process. A generic sprint meeting or daily scrum is too late if the task is planned for the next sprint. References/topics: Scrum Events, Sprint Planning, Product Owner Accountability, Product Backlog Clarification, Agile Frameworks/Methodologies.