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A.2.8.PER:10 - Rationale

Positive permission has different satisfaction and failure behavior from obligation. A grant can obtain while unused; non-use ordinarily violates nothing; matching action can exercise the grant without discharging a duty. Separating weak findings, strong grants, and exercise preserves these practical consequences while using existing episteme, relation, speech-act, policy, work, and evidence-use patterns.