B.5.QD:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The earlier work and its consequential result are recoverable.
• A failure is located at the claim, premise, inference or implementation it affects; a success exposes its reusable operation or relation.
• The new question states an answer form and the conditions needed to understand it.
• A changed formulation preserves the still-unanswered part of the earlier task when that part remains useful.
• A worked attempt reveals a consequence, a missing distinction or the operation to obtain next.
• The question’s possible contribution and its attainable first step justify pursuing or retaining it.
• The proposed answer is used with the scope and support appropriate to its claim.
• Further work can stop when an available answer suffices; explanations and records are only as extensive as their receiving use requires.