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A.2.4:11 - Relations

  • Builds on: A.2 for exact local system-role kinds, A.2.1 for U.SystemRoleAssignment, A.6.5 for SlotSpec discipline, and C.2.1 for episteme identity and its distinct constitution, empirical-grounding, and edition relations.
  • Coordinates with: A.10 and G.6 for descriptive source/provenance paths; G.11 for currentness; B.3 for assurance; C.28 for causal-use results; F.10 for status families; C.2.1 for result epistemes; exact domain patterns for local results; and E.17/E.10.D2 for publication, view, explanation, and description-use cases.
  • Separates from: A.13 for actual performers; A.15.1 for independently admitted performed Work; F.6 when a receiving result must also identify the assignment under which that Work was performed; A.6.1 for actual bindings; A.15.PROD for episteme inception when current; gate, permission, commitment, system-role-kind, assignment, measurement, formal, diagnostic, conformance, comparison, selection, acceptance, causal, and decision patterns for their local results; and receiving-work patterns for actual later use.
  • Precision-restoration route: When source wording says “evidence role”, “status role”, “standard role”, or another role-shaped phrase around an episteme, use E.10.ROLE to recover the governed object or relation. Use A.6.RSIR only when the result is a relation participant meaning, declaration place, interface place, or representation position; use E.10.ARCH for the wider ontology-first repair architecture.