DTM.5:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The earlier and receiving populations, interval and counted unit are identified.
• Group contribution is not confused with reproduction of the group itself.
• Source weights and changes along contributions can be reconstructed or their uncertainty is stated.
• The receiving population is covered without omission or double counting; external contributions enter the mean, or the result is explicitly bounded to the covered part.
• The decomposition uses consistent units and does not serve as its own causal explanation.
• Reconstruction and differential exposure remain alternatives where they could change the answer.
• The practical conclusion retains conflicts among affected participants instead of assigning automatic priority to a level.