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A.2.3:10.1 - Consequences

ConsequenceBenefitCost or boundary
Promise content becomes explicitEvaluation work can apply declared acceptance criteria to exact delivery-work facts, affected or delivered entities, post-work states, and any direct delivery or acceptance relation required by the criterion.The promise-content declaration and its direct relations must keep provider, access point, method, ticket or case-description episteme, work occurrence, operation-result binding, evidence episteme, evidence relation, and evaluation-result episteme distinct.
Commitments stay distinctA promise-content clause can be referred to from U.Commitment.An individual duty still needs the A.2.8 direct predicate, actual duty bearer, exact constitutive rule, required instituting basis, and any current A.2.9 speech-act Work.
Promise use and evaluation become replayablePromiseContentUse obtains between the work occurrence and promise-content edition during the promise-use interval; delivery and fulfilment remain separate derived relations.A downstream fulfilment assertion retains the exact work, affected-subject and delivery facts, selected Delta expression when used, evaluation-operation result binding, named evidence epistemes and A.10 evidence relations, evaluation Method, its MethodDescription when the claim depends on that edition, and any evaluation-result episteme instead of treating the work occurrence or a dashboard as sufficient support.