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A.2.8.PER:0 - Use this when

Use this pattern when a policy, approval, permit, system-role rule, boundary claim, readiness check, or later work use needs to distinguish five questions:

  • whether a sufficiently complete current frame supports a NonProhibitionFinding@Context;
  • whether a valid grant currently obtains as GrantedPermissionRelation@Context;
  • whether dated matching work exercises it through PermissionExerciseRelation@Context;
  • whether checked actual work supports a NonViolationFinding@Context; and
  • whether an incompatible current grant and norm require PermissionNormConflictFinding@Context.

First select the result needed now. Recover the inputs required by its declaration in §§4.2–4.6 and establish that result under its own rule. Do not infer a different result from the selected one.

Not this pattern when. Use A.2.8 for one actual bearer’s obligation, recommendation-as-duty, or prohibition; A.2.9 for the communicative work that institutes or revokes a grant; A.6.B for L/A/D/E classification; A.15.5 for work-entry readiness; A.21 for gate decisions; and A.15.1 for the identity and result of performed work.

The primary reader is a policy, boundary, work-planning, assurance, or operations practitioner who must decide exactly what a permission-looking claim can support. The performer of a grant speech act or later Work remains an admitted system under one exact obtaining system-role assignment.