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C.11.DUA:6 - Bias-Annotation

The recipient’s urgency can make cheap action seem preferable even when a decisive check is available. Conversely, the advice issuer can enjoy the benefit of confidence while transferring investigation costs and delay to others. Compare those consequences explicitly where they differ across affected parties.

An operational vocabulary can undervalue explanation and future options. State the receiving horizon and research gain before judging inquiry. A safety label can also suppress appraisal of a criterion, while a cost argument can hide its protective contribution. Preserve both the merits question and the requirement’s current force.