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A.6.H:6 - Recognition and assurance stay separate

Recognition questions decide which objects and direct relations are current:

  • Is there one candidate whole under A.1?
  • Which independently identified parts, constituents, members, portions, or temporal restrictions participate?
  • Which direct relations obtain?
  • Does a selected structure or construction account matter to this use?
  • Does the same whole persist, or is reidentification current?

Evidence-use questions under A.10 decide what the evidence supports for the stated relying use:

  • Which claim is being supported?
  • Which evidence bears on it through which relation?
  • What scope, limitation, time stance, and relying use apply?
  • Does the evidence support recognition, relation truth, measurement, completion, or another claim?

Apply B.3 only when an actual named assurance claim and assurance use are current. Evidence can make an assertion inspectable without becoming constitutive of the whole or relation.