C.22:5.0a - Positive closure, bounded non-use, and local return
Close the C.22 use positively when the direct TaskSignature fields, Vocabulary, Laws, and Applicability are complete and the assignment obtains under C.22:5.2. Its assertion identifies the exact problem-side episteme, TaskSignature, receiving-use episteme, effective ReferenceScheme, ClaimScope, and current qualification conditions. Each live characteristic has its scale, unit, polarity, reference plane, admitted comparison relation, and value or explicit unknown; every relied-on evidence, freshness, or edition relation is named. When cross-semantic reuse is current, its exact local senses, obtaining F.9 Bridge, and separate bounded-use claim are recoverable. A downstream selector can now consume the assigned signature without guessing, but no eligibility verdict, acceptance result, method recommendation, selector outcome, WorkPlan, or dated Work is claimed.
Close by bounded non-use when problem framing is not stable enough for a TaskSignature declaration, when no selector-facing receiving use is current, or when the current question has already become eligibility, acceptance, selection, planning, or performed work. A non-current optional extension remains absent. If several signatures or assignment relations remain plausible, preserve them as candidates under the governing problem or selection pattern rather than asserting one assignment.
Return to the smallest affected TaskSignature position when its receiving question, exact target, effective ReferenceScheme, ClaimScope, TaskKind, task-family reference, characteristic meaning, scale, unit, polarity, reference plane, unknown status, evidence-use relation, freshness condition, or edition changes. Recheck the F.9 endpoint senses, Bridge predicate, bounded-use claim, or reliance result only when that exact dependency changed. Keep the upstream ProblemCard and downstream selection history unchanged unless that exact change invalidates them under their own subject patterns.
Worked local repair. A machining TaskSignature originally records surface finish as an ordinal visual grade. The named use later adopts measured roughness Ra on a ratio scale in micrometres with a named measurement and evidence relation. Repair the affected characteristic head, scale, unit, admitted comparisons, and evidence relation. Keep the machining TaskKind, unaffected constraints, scope, and prior Work history. Reopen eligibility, acceptance, or Method-family selection only when its earlier result relied on the replaced finish head; state the new result under the exact downstream predicate with its subject-pattern locator.