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A.10.1:4.7 - Stop, Return Gaps, and Reopen Locally

Close the branch that answers the present question:

Branch takenSufficient completion
Compatible meaning, applicability and access; only a reference or carrier changedComplete the needed reference repair. No affected-use search, separate subject-result record or common account follows merely to certify that stop.
A claim of no impact within a receiving-use frameSupply a bounded frame, adequate discovery coverage and the actual-use basis supporting that claim. Equivalent irrelevant mentions may be grouped. Missing coverage limits the claim; absence of a search hit alone does not establish no impact.
Affected uses need subject judgmentReturn their independently governed supported results or scoped blockers with the direct dependence, action-changing reach and material coverage limits. Finish independent resolved branches. A common summary follows only when its receiver needs it.
Comparison, dependence, access or subject qualification remains unresolvedReturn the exact gap and its effect on current use. Preserve independently supported results. Name further Work only when it is needed and selected for the receiving question.

Retain the history and reasoning needed to reuse the result. State who must receive an unresolved action question or what would reopen a continuing use when that information changes practice; a completed small repair need not create a monitoring arrangement.

An inaccessible or unsearched surface is not established unaffected. Reopen locally when a source, claim, direct relation, included surface, subject result or applicability condition changes enough to affect the current conclusion. Use A.15.9 and C.11.DUA when further acquisition is considered; attainable contribution and whole burden govern its selection without weakening support or authority conditions.