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CGOV.17:10 - Architectural Rationale

Governance culture involves both the availability of methods and their use under corporate relations. A stored procedure can preserve an operation’s description while losing the capability or permission needed to perform it. Conversely, a change in access can restore performance without changing the method.

C.36 supplies the cultural-relation distinctions; C.36.RP supplies the general recovery of shared ways of working. Corporate application must also preserve the difference between specialist support, the participant’s own judgement and the collective act, together with the governing rights and information conditions. Those relations determine where a repair belongs.

CGOV.15 maintains method choices and their applicability. This method concerns how those choices become and remain usable among participants. Observed use can return to that comparison when it exposes a limitation or useful variation.