C.37:4.2 - Recover each row through five separate layers
Open only the layers required by the attempted use.
| Layer | What must be recoverable | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Direct subject result | The candidate’s independently governed kind or result, its subject, and any exact representation, conformance, correspondence, transition, structure, collection, mathematical, plan, Work, or domain relation on which the selected claim depends. | Intended evidence use, reliance, receiving decision, permission, gate passage, or authorization. |
| Optional A.2.4 first-use classification | When the candidate episteme is being used as evidence or as a status carrier, the exact episteme, target claim or status, scope, polarity or value, window, and intended use. | Provenance, sufficiency, RelianceDisposition, assurance, permission, or receiving action. |
| A.10 bounded reliance, when material | The exact relied-on claim, source and provenance path, premise, reference, decision-use, operation-argument, or other direct use relation, time/currentness boundary, bounded evidence use, unsupported attempted use, challenge when current, one current RelianceDisposition, and its reopen or stop condition. | Claim truth, selector outcome, gate result, approval, permission, assurance, or Work authorization. |
| Receiving result | The exact ChoiceResult, gate result, permission, authorization, acceptance, or domain result supplied by the pattern that defines or tests the receiving action. | Candidate identity or evidence merely by mentioning the row. |
| Auxiliary facts | Lens, publication, form, carrier, repair, provenance, source, or rendering facts needed to interpret or recover the row. | Any missing positive subject result, reliance, or receiving result. |
If a layer required by the attempted use is negative, missing, or unresolved, do not borrow support from another layer. Decline the row or mark it unresolved and name the missing fact or direct result.