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E.24.CD:5.7 - Multi-party emergency

An emergency report mentions a leaking vessel, an overheated subsystem, a suppression system, and response teams. Recover each participating System and each actual change separately. For every dated response claimed as U.Work, recover each precise performer’s A.13 core and independently admit the occurrence under A.15.1 as stated in E.24.CD:5.6; add F.6 only when the current account also needs exact assignment-bound attribution. Keep any local system-role classification separate. Keep an intended response as a plan or other modal content until it occurs. State temporal relations through their temporal patterns and a causal relation through C.28 only when that claim is current and supported.

Use a C.2.1 emergency-description episteme only when the receiving work needs claim-bearing orientation across those objects. The emergency word, the record, and the co-presence of several systems and works identify neither U.IncidentSituation nor another bundled whole. Stop decomposition once the response decision has the exact subjects and relations it needs.