C.28.MR:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The intervention and queried consequence identify the same modeled subject, population and relevant time.
• The replaced equation or rule is recoverable, including any inputs used by a policy or randomizer.
• Other mechanisms remain in force; their values are recomputed where the replacement affects them.
• The joint input law and common causes needed by the query survive the computation.
• The transformed model determines the reported answer, or the result retains the relevant alternatives, bound or obstruction.
• A comparison uses the required baseline and conditions; an intervention outcome alone is not reported as an estimated change.
• The result’s physical use connects the actual action to the modeled replacement and any consequential additional effect.
• The amount of calculation, recording and new evidence serves the receiving question.