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C.3.1:12 - Rationale

Kind identity, direct U.SubkindOf obtaining, assertion identity, declaration identity, candidate state, and current extension answer different questions and change under different conditions. Their separation lets a kind survive a compatible declaration revision while preventing an assertion or revised criterion from creating an order fact, silently rewriting prior classifications, or hiding a non-obtaining subkind proposal. Keeping the core small also prevents construction, admission, naming, scope, slot discipline, or dependency from being smuggled into one hierarchy relation.