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E.17.AUD.LHR:5.2 - text quietly shifts into carrier or document status

A paragraph says: This text is the policy.

But what it really means is one publication form that describes the policy rather than being the policy object itself.

Local repair:

  • overloaded local lexical head = text;
  • restored lexical-head kind = publication form;
  • active local reading = publication unit, not policy authority object;
  • primary entity/relation = the policy description visible in this unit;
  • carried move = describe the policy rather than claim authority for it;
  • outside work = approval, rollout, release, gate, policy, assurance, or adjudication status.

This is the ordinary stay-local case. One repaired local lexical head keeps later sentences from borrowing authority from the wrong local reading without forcing publication-unit stabilization.

Recovery reading. Stay in E.17.AUD.LHR: the local lexical head is now honest, the same local unit no longer shifts, and no neighboring reading has become primary.