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B.2.2:4.3 - System Trigger Interpretation

When a receiving use has materialized B.2’s optional MHTTriggerProfile, read its cues for a system case as follows:

Cue recorded in MHTTriggerProfileSystem-case readingSubject pattern kept visible
Delimitation changeThe operating whole now has an external delimitation and crossing relations that differ from the old aggregate.A.1, B.1.2, A.14, C.13
Objective or evaluation changeRecover the system-level objective, mission, or SLO used as an evaluation criterion; distinguish any safety case or viability claim from that criterion.C.16, E.13, A.10, decision or assurance patterns
Supervision or coordination changeRecover how constituent behavior is regulated for the result whole, including controller or distributed-coordination facts; name any protocol or governance claim separately.B.2.5 only for supervisor-subholon feedback; A.12, A.3.4, A.15.1 for their separately current claims
Capability or closure claimRecover the exact capability envelope and closure relations of the proposed new whole after recognition under U.System; keep supporting evidence separate.A.2.2, C.16, A.10 for evidence use, and B.2.4 when whole reidentification is current
Agency thresholdThe result whole crosses a concern-specific agency threshold in characteristic space.A.13, A.19, C.16
Temporal consolidationA commissioning, phase, release, or operating-time consolidation changes the current system identity claim.C.27, A.15.1, temporal patterns
Context reframeA changed question or selected model-use structure changes which exact whole is under concern; it does not itself change that whole’s identity.A.1.1, A.22, B.2, and the whole’s direct identity pattern

No cue is enough by itself. Each row points to facts and claims to inspect; B.2’s direct existing-whole/new-whole comparison, complete A.1 recognition, and the system-kind criterion decide the result.