A.15.10:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The continuation serves a current purpose and an identifiable working question.
• The performer can recover the operative method, not only the position.
• Established results, tentative conclusions and unperformed steps are distinguishable where the next action relies on them.
• A retained cue can be found and interpreted when needed.
• Changed conditions reopen only affected reliance; an old record is not treated as a current observation.
• Missing capability, access or authority remains a missing contribution.
• Preparation and reporting are omitted when ordinary continuation already suffices.
• The result is useful continuation, a warranted change of direction or a specific blocker.