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CB.10:7 - Conformance Checklist

For the intended decision, check that:

  • The receiving decision, relevant people, period and claimed value are clear.
  • Observations have meanings and populations suitable for that claim.
  • Particular accounts recover the consequential connections from experience or resource to use and result, retaining missing links.
  • Useful contrary observations, burdens and unsuccessful uses are included where they can change the judgement.
  • Reports, observed occurrences, contribution explanations and causal claims retain their different evidence requirements.
  • The proposed change has a receiver and the provision needed to try it.
  • Participants receive a usable return, and continued collection has a reason.

A coherent local account can support a bounded improvement. A broader claim needs evidence with the corresponding reach.