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DOCA.4:5.2 - A faster retrieval candidate is not a cost-free improvement

This constructed example stipulates a service unit’s actual manual qualification arrangement and an engineering estimate for a possible indexed arrangement over a ninety-day horizon. The result premise is fixed: a source-traceable claim-to-evidence account under the same acceptance criteria. The candidate does not replace independent acceptance. Review capacity and scarce index-maintainer capacity are separate resource coordinates.

Finite-comparison coordinateActual S0: current manual accountCandidate S1: indexed accountQualification and consequence
Result latency60 minutes per representative package in the case record.40 minutes estimated for the same package class.Potential improvement, not an observed effect of an implemented change.
Index-maintainer capacityNo index maintenance is needed in this manual configuration.Two maintenance hours per week are required by the estimate.A resource increase that cannot be omitted or silently netted against a different person’s time saving.
TransitionContinuing operation.Six setup hours plus a representative verification are needed.Setup and verification compete with other unit Work.
Affected-System distributionReviewers currently bear the recovery burden.Some burden moves to the index maintainer.The recipient of the time saving and bearer of the new burden differ.
Protected conditionsExisting confidentiality and traceability basis.The proposed index’s custody and coverage are not yet qualified.The protected-condition premise blocks a positive whole-configuration conclusion.

The finite change is adding and maintaining the index, not merely subtracting twenty minutes. Discarding the index could reverse its future use but would not recover spent setup time. A later model-assisted retrieval candidate would start from whichever configuration is then actually assumed, including its index-maintenance burden; it cannot reuse today’s S0 silently.

The return is a conditional configuration and two decisive questions: can the access owner qualify the proposed custody/use, and can the unit supply setup, verification, and maintenance without violating protected continuing Work? Even if latency improves, the resource increase prevents a no-worsening Pareto claim. C.11.CRC supplies the finite-comparison discipline; DOCA.5 must qualify the joint premises before a stronger reachability claim. The illustrative numbers establish no measured effectiveness.