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A.2.8:10 - Consequences

Benefits

  • Generic policy content and actual duty no longer collapse.
  • Actual bearers are directly recoverable.
  • Modality, scope, referents, and validity remain lintable.
  • Assignment and responsibility independence is explicit.
  • Assurance can be added proportionately without becoming universal process overhead.

Costs and mitigations

  • A positive individual-duty claim needs more than a policy sentence. This is the necessary cost of claiming a world-side relation; generic policy content remains cheap to state.
  • Domains with another instituting basis need the pattern that defines that basis. Until then, return the exact missing-governor result.
  • Conflict resolution remains outside this pattern. Preserve each current commitment plus the exact source, independently obtaining authority relation, and selecting rule required by the named conflict or choice use; apply D.3/D.4 for an interlevel ethical conflict, C.11 for an explicit choice among available options, or return missing-governor[commitment conflict resolution] when no direct result rule exists.