A.15.9:9 - Consequences and trade-offs

Consequence	Practical effect
Existing-result stop	Avoids unnecessary specialist Work, delay, and duplicate review while keeping stale or wrong-case answers visible.
Smaller requests	Suppliers receive a decision-relevant question and may return an objection or blocker without manufacturing a document-shaped success.
Preserved authority	Supplier judgement and receiver decision stay independently reviewable.
Better failure information	Missing Method, capability, access, authority, evidence, or current source limits the affected claim without automatically commissioning its replacement.
Cross-domain reuse	Engineering, administration, finance, governance, science, medicine, law, safety, and other practices can share the boundary without sharing one domain Method.
Additional precision cost	Consequential cases require exact subject, conditions, evidence, authority, and use instead of a familiar approval label.
Bounded conclusion	The result supports only the named receiving use and limits; broader transfer needs another check.