CB.2:7 - Conformance Checklist

A defensible first exchange has:

• a useful result and recipient appropriate to the purpose;
• contributions chosen for their relevance, competence, willingness and feasible effort;
• sufficiently prepared and permissible material;
• understandable participation and response conditions;
• a result or limitation returned to the people involved;
• a continuation decision that accounts for organising support and the limits of the observations.

A proposed exchange may satisfy the planning conditions while its practical outcome remains unknown. Preserve that distinction when deciding whether to repeat or enlarge it.