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C.37:4.7 - Recognition, reliance, assurance, and action remain separate

Recognition asks what the candidate is and which direct result or relation obtains. A.2.4 may add only its first evidence-use or status-use classification. A.10 adds one bounded evidence-provenance and reliance result only when the exact use relies on evidence. B.3 enters only when an actual named assurance claim is current; consequence or reuse alone does not require an assurance package. The receiving pattern then owns the action result.

This split lets ordinary reversible work stop cheaply. A practitioner may inspect or compare a candidate under its direct result and visible limit without opening A.10 or B.3 when no evidence reliance or assurance claim is being made. When reliance is material, the exact path and disposition become mandatory for that use.