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G.8:10 - Consequences

  • Positive: G.5 receives a stable, citable, selector‑facing artefact without importing rule semantics or threshold logic.
  • Positive: Audit and refresh become tractable: pins, crossings, evidence paths, and trigger kinds are explicit.
  • Positive: Maturity remains non‑scalar, reducing illegitimate aggregation and “readiness theater”.
  • Negative: Requires stricter authoring discipline (UTS publication, pin completeness, explicit wiring).
  • Negative: Without maintained G.6 paths, a later reader may need more work to recover the cited evidence. Evaluate the resolvable A.10 anchors and their support for the stated use; absence of a graph alone does not lower evidence-support class. If a required basis cannot be recovered, abstain from the dependent use.