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A.2.2:7 - Reconsider the Claim, Its Support or Its Fit

Reopen the value whose governing conditions changed. A different holder changes the subject. Configuration, calibration, wear, staffing, training or environment may change actual ability; evidence and qualification affect warranted reliance; the receiving demand affects fit. Assignment state and authority can separately defeat Work admission while ability remains.

The following constructed cases keep those changes apart:

ChangeResult
A new test supports the same measured performance under the same conditions.Support changes; no changed ability is inferred.
A holder has supported throughput 10 units/min; demand rises from 8 to 12 under the same conditions.The earlier demand fits that bound and the later demand does not. The holder’s ability claim is unchanged.
Recalibration or configuration changes what precision the holder can attain while its old report remains.Actual ability may change; reassess the predicate and the report’s applicability. Unchanged paperwork does not fix the truth.
A fault makes the named ability predicate false at t1; repair restores it at t2.State loss and recovery for the same holder under those times and conditions. No capability-individual continuity decision is needed.
RobotArm_A is replaced by RobotArm_B.The assertion has a different subject; support for A does not automatically establish B’s ability.

A qualification window expiring may require new support or narrower reliance. An input outside the declared WorkScope defeats this fit basis. A changed Method can change the required bounds without changing the holder. A development intervention may be performed while its target remains unmet; a later successful comparison alone does not establish which intervention caused improvement. Use E.23.CDI and E.23.CAE for those development and attribution questions.