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A.1.SCR:4.4 - Return one decision-bearing result

DispositionRequired first result
Subject-pattern resultExact object or relation, the claim needed for the decision, the cited subject pattern’s concrete contribution, and the action now possible; no A.1 test.
System recognizedExact system, identity and boundary, decisive construction facts, acting-eligibility basis, and the system-dependent next use.
Proposed system reading rejectedExact non-system subject or relation, its subject pattern, and the action that remains possible.
Evaluation unresolvedExact U.Entity, missing A.1 component or kind-specific condition, needed information, and the decision that stays blocked.

SubjectPatternLocator locates the cited pattern; in ordinary prose, cite its PatternID. Add exact predicate or defining-content references, including a defining episteme edition or ClaimGraph, only when the governing claim or a named receiving use requires them (C.2.1 §4.2.4).

After one candidate bearer is recognized, rejected, or left unresolved, use A.1.CSD only when the current question is which other Systems may undergo relevant changes and that discovery can change a named decision or investigation. A.1.SCR does not generate the bearer set or qualify consequence paths; it supplies only the load-bearing recognition result or blocker.

These are response forms, not a schema. Persist a classification assertion or evaluation-result episteme only when another use must inspect or cite it; C.2.1 is then the pattern for that episteme. true | false | unknown describes an evaluation and changes no kind extent.