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E.17.AUD:10 - Conformance Checklist

  1. CC-AUD-1 — One publication unit under review is explicit. The case names one note, memo, sheet, table, screen, or short section as the publication unit under review rather than letting presentation-form labels stand in for the publication unit under review.
  2. CC-AUD-2 - Primary subject and carried publication move are explicit enough to identify the applicable pattern. The case keeps visible which primary subject the unit is about and which carried publication move it performs over that primary subject right now.
  3. CC-AUD-3 — Outside-work boundary is explicit. The case states what downstream U.Work, work planning, decision, gate, or reliance claim still remains outside the publication unit under review, including neighboring pattern application, downstream claim or effect, or ongoing engineering-process continuation when that distinction matters.
  4. CC-AUD-4 — The active repair choice is named honestly. The case returns stable for current use when the unit, primary subject, carried publication move, and outside boundary already suffice. Otherwise it names local lexical-head repair, whole-unit primary-subject stabilization, bounded comparison, or the applicable neighboring pattern rather than patching several problem situations at once.
  5. CC-AUD-5 - The next pattern and project-reference boundary is explicit. When the problem calls for Local Head Restoration, PublicationUnit Primary-Subject Discipline, E.17.ID.CR ComparativeReviewUnit, an explanation-faithfulness pattern, or a downstream decision, gate, work, or reliance pattern, name the pattern to apply and the exact project object or record when one is needed.
  6. CC-AUD-6 — Presentation-form labels do not launder publication-unit kind or downstream claim or effect. note, memo, sheet, table, screen, and similar labels remain presentation-form clues and do not silently change the publication unit under review, create proof, create evidence, create release admissibility, or mint downstream claim or effect.
  7. CC-AUD-7 - A claim-bearing modeling substrate or rationale remains visible. If the primary subject or carried publication move depends on a modeling substrate or rationale, publish that substrate or rationale briefly enough for review or handle the case by a heavier publication form or neighboring pattern that can carry it honestly.
  8. CC-AUD-8 — Clearer prose does not silently widen downstream claim or effect. Readability, formatting, and wider circulation may improve the unit, but they do not by themselves turn the unit into approval, policy, assignment, gate, work, or reliance text.