C.17:4.5 - AttributionIntegrity

AttributionIntegrity reports how completely the applicable provenance, authorship, source, and licence duties are met. First identify the duty set and the source that makes each duty applicable. One bounded local construction is satisfied required duties / all applicable required duties on a declared ratio Scale; mark unresolved and inapplicable duties separately rather than treating them as satisfied. Provenance links, licence scans, and acknowledgements are example evidence routes.

When the applicable-duty set is empty, do not compute the ratio. Omit AttributionIntegrity when the receiving use does not need it; when that use needs an explicit disposition, return not applicable under the declared Scale and missingness rule. That disposition is not a pass and cannot by itself pass a filter, break a tie, establish legal adequacy, or satisfy a must-constraint. Keep it distinct from an unresolved duty that does apply.

This reading does not by itself establish legal adequacy. It is measurable but not in the default dominance set; an applicable policy may use it as a filter or tie-breaker. When a duty is a must-constraint, its pass or failure belongs in ConstraintFit and affects eligibility there.