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C.22:5.3 - Provenance, schemes, and planes

Record the effective U.ReferenceScheme, U.ClaimScope, and any ReferencePlane needed to interpret a relied-on value. A difference in scheme or plane opens a comparison question; it does not by itself establish a Bridge, forbid use, or impose a penalty.

For cross-semantic reuse, recover the two exact F.17 local senses and test the direct F.9 predicate. Cite a Bridge only when that predicate is true. Then state the proposed use separately: the action, direction, correspondence rule, tolerated loss, and polarity. If no Bridge obtains, keep the local values separate and return the missing comparison or translation question instead of manufacturing correspondence.

Open A.10 only when evidence or provenance for that bounded use is current. Open B.3 only for a named assurance claim about an exact target claim and bounded use, including when a material-reliance rule requires it; only that B.3 result may use edge-scoped CL and the policy it actually declares. An optional local F.9 CL note is evidence shorthand, not a use threshold or automatic penalty. A card, gate check, reusable package, or publication is required only when its own receiving pattern independently needs it. The assignment receives no generic setting participant, and a domain, organization, location label, or shared carrier supplies none of these relations.