E.23.CDI:9 - Consequences

The same Method can guide human, organizational, artistic, engineering, operating, technical, or hybrid capability development without copying one domain’s curriculum or measures into FPF. Receiving DPFs still supply the actual domain Methods, characteristics, interventions, providers, evidence, protected conditions, representative Work, and transfer limits.

The added cost is that a project must identify the holder and target Work before buying or designing an intervention, and it must test transfer rather than closing on activity. That cost prevents training, tooling, publication, or provider delivery from becoming a proxy for capability.