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G.11:0.2 - What this buys

The practitioner first decides what the available support permits for the receiving use. When a changed premise requires upkeep, the refresh kit names the affected object and scope, the source and policy basis, and the justified action. Planning and reporting remain separate, and refresh can stay local while preserving comparability and subject-specific result meanings.

When a later or replacement source may change a claim and the actual receiving uses must first be found and revalidated, use A.10.1 for the bounded search frame, discovery coverage and gaps, exact-use test, action-changing reach, application of the direct subject guidance, and the independently obtained subject result. G.11 continues to govern source currentness, decay, refresh planning, and refresh reporting. A practitioner or admitted System may use a separately established currentness result or independently obtained subject result to plan later refresh without changing either result or the governing patterns.