Source changed 2026-10-03 08:25:59 UTC · snapshot created 2026-10-03 08:26:43 UTC · last check 2026-10-03 10:15:17 UTC
C.24:7 - Conformance Checklist
Every result states exactly one grounded action basis: an applicable domain-prescribed action with its Method, prescription and conditions; an A.15.7 decision episteme; or a C.11 choose-now ChoiceResult. A WorkPlan alone supplies no permission or authority, and a prescribed action needs no fictional decision or ongoing Work.
Every planned step names an A.3.1-admitted Method that realizes or supports the fixed action. The action basis fixes the action or option; selecting it does not establish Method identity. Route-description refs remain separate and optional.
The plan records time, compute, cost, and risk ceilings plus stop or replan conditions.
C.18 candidates or front material and C.19 live-pool treatment may inform the action basis but do not admit Methods; C.24 owns only planning and replanning results.
A scale branch first cites one actual C.19.1 probe result, then any selected comparison or Scale-Audit result; a BLP-waiver remains separate from evidence.
Every vendor-bound ATC.CallRouteDescription identifies source scheme, exact edition, intended use, and selected Method; an arbitrary profile, adapter, or Bridge cannot substitute.
Each current policy or constraint ref resolves to its actual C.19, C.19.1, B.3, or domain-defined object; a plan with no such branch remains valid.
A CheckpointReturn states tested Methods, evidence, burned and residual budget, next action, and commit trigger.
Actual call claims retain dated Work, performer, Method, interval, plan, budget delta, and G.6 trace refs; the admitted System performs and records the Work.
A causal action-use branch uses the current C.28 question, support-component, and support-result contract and grants no downstream authority.
The ordinary quick path remains readable without ontology or assurance apparatus.