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A.2.8:2 - Problem

How can a practitioner state an individual deontic relation so that:

  1. the actual duty bearer is explicit;
  2. the duty referents, modality, scope, and validity are exact;
  3. one applicable constitutive rule and its required actual basis make institution testable;
  4. a generic prescription remains generic until the rule is satisfied;
  5. relation identity survives compatible description changes but not a changed bearer, content, rule, or interrupted validity;
  6. records and evidence support the claim without constituting the relation by form; and
  7. responsibility, permission, authority, assignment, Work, and compliance remain separately governed?