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A.2.8:4.2 - When the Relation Obtains

For proposed occurrence C, the direct predicate C : U.Commitment obtains only when all of the following hold:

  1. the actual duty bearer and any actual counterparties are admitted, and the duty referents are identified;
  2. one identified normative policy or prescription is current and applies to those participants, referents, scope, and time;
  3. that policy contains or cites one exact constitutive rule for an individual commitment rather than only generic content about a system-role kind;
  4. the rule’s required instituting basis and world-side facts obtain;
  5. modality, scope, validity window, and every rule-required condition are satisfied; and
  6. no valid revocation, defeat, expiry, or supersession has ended the relation.

For the current A.2.9 path, the instituting basis is an actual U.SpeechAct Work occurrence recognized by the current policy, with the actual performer and exact covering system-role assignment independently established. Another basis is usable only when a subject pattern admits it and gives its occurrence rule.

If the corpus lacks the constitutive rule or the required instituting-relation predicate, return missing-governor[individual commitment institution]. If available facts establish that a required obtaining condition is false, the proposed commitment does not obtain. If a required evidence dependency is unavailable, reliance on the assertion is unknown; do not invent the relation or infer its negation.