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A.1.SCR:7 - Conformance Checklist — Practical Checks

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CC-A1-SCR-1The current claim, proposed actor/change bearer, and system-dependent decision are named before any A.1 test.
CC-A1-SCR-2A direct Work, Method, capability, transformation, episteme, structure, or relation result exits immediately when it answers the decision.
CC-A1-SCR-3The complete six-component A.1 criterion and acting eligibility are applied only when systemhood remains load-bearing.
CC-A1-SCR-4The first result names the direct object, recognized system, rejected reading, or unresolved evaluation and a concrete next move or stop.
CC-A1-SCR-5unknown remains epistemic and changes no world-side kind membership.
CC-A1-SCR-6Add a neighboring claim only under its subject pattern and only when the named decision needs that claim.
CC-A1-SCR-7Service/access ambiguity begins in A.6.P §4.11a and returns here only for a separate system-dependent claim about the exact entity recovered there—an exact bearer or access-providing arrangement.
CC-A1-SCR-8A missing relation preserves exact participants and dependent use and records the established A.6.RCD result missing-governor[...].
CC-A1-SCR-9Project system-of-interest designation follows a named plan or decision; recognition, affectedness, system-role-kind interpretation, and system-role assignment neither establish nor replace it.
CC-A1-SCR-10Physical grounding creates no cross-kind identity or unrestricted composition.
CC-A1-SCR-11The seven noun cases and the scale-free stress fixtures state their exact entities, subject-pattern alternatives, result semantics, and blocked inferences; they form no kind or closed enumeration.
CC-A1-SCR-12No new candidate, session, access, mastery, situation, relation, restoration-record, or bundle ontology is introduced.