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C.24:4.1 - Owned planning operations

C.24 owns only planning and replanning:

planCalls(
  actionBasis,
  objective,
  admittedMethodRefs,
  routeDescriptionRefs?,
  budget
) -> CallPlan

revisePlan(
  currentCallPlanRef,
  checkpointOrSignalRefs,
  residualBudget
) -> CallPlan | CheckpointReturn | neighborExit

A.3.1 supplies Method admission. The action basis fixes the action or option being planned; it does not admit the Methods chosen for plan steps. A domain-prescribed basis carries its Method, prescription, required action, applicability and stop conditions. Permission and authority remain independently governed. An A.15.7 basis keeps the selected action, deciding System, intended performer, action-changing fact, relevant domain-Method limit, and stop or feedback condition. A C.11 basis is a ChoiceResult whose lawful result is choose now; probe again, reject current set, and reroute do not fix an action for C.24. C.18 may supply generated candidate or front material, and C.19 may supply a live-pool treatment that informed the decision; neither record admits a Method. Comparison comes from the selected evaluation Method and, when scale preference is claimed, C.19.1. A.15.1 governs the actual call or observation Work; G.6 provides the trace representation of its independently established facts, results, and provenance relations. C.24 only constrains what the plan or checkpoint must retain for those later uses.