C.32.LCA:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The intended result, protected conditions and authority to revise them are recoverable.
• The candidate explains observation, decision and intervention dependencies, including the consequential return.
• The retained information supports the needed prediction or bound at the actual decision time.
• The proposed separation preserves shared constraints through a constructed interaction or allocation.
• Serious alternatives include retaining an adequate arrangement or changing the dependency itself.
• Timing accounts for waiting, resources, authority and the last useful action, not only message or computation speed.
• Initial conditions and continuation are jointly possible; component claims are not silently promoted to whole guarantees.
• A learned contribution is qualified for its actual function and its changed use is followed through the arrangement.
• The comparison preserves the same demand and includes transition and displaced burden.
• The result distinguishes a proposal, a conditional derivation and evidence of actual operation, and names its relevant return condition.