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A.2.8.PER:4.1 - Keep the permission objects separate

Use exactly the object warranted by the current claim:

  • NonProhibitionFinding@Context is a frame-relative episteme returned before action when a sufficiently complete current normative frame contains no applicable prohibition.
  • GrantedPermissionRelation@Context is an enduring strong permission instituted under an exact policy.
  • PermissionExerciseRelation@Context connects actual dated work to one obtaining grant occurrence when action and beneficiary eligibility match.
  • NonViolationFinding@Context is a frame-relative episteme about actual work that instantiates no applicable prohibition in the checked frame.
  • PermissionNormConflictFinding@Context is an episteme exposing an incompatible current grant and prohibition or commitment over matching content, scope, and window.

Absence of any one object does not imply another. In particular, no grant is inferred from a weak finding, no exercise is inferred from a grant, and work outside a grant is not called a violation of that grant.