CGOV.17:4.2 - Recover the practice that participants actually use

Use available cases, explanations and observations to recover the operations and their results. Identify how participants encountered the method, which aspects they learned or obtained from others, and what they used in the receiving matter.

Keep the cultural claims distinct. Distribution shows that material was sent. A demonstrated receiving use can show a transferred operation. Continued use within an observed period supports a claim about that period. Selection or rejection of a method needs its own basis. C.36 supplies these distinctions.

The observations need only answer the current question. A known departure can justify arranging a replacement contributor without a study of the entire board’s culture. A broader claim about persistence or consequences may remain open.