HCD.15:4.6 - Make ownership, authority, burden, and stops executable

For every contribution and decision, name its owner and actual authorization or missing authority. Distinguish the holder’s participation and consent where applicable from provider allocation, specialist judgement, employment action, release authority, clinical governance, platform access, and programme or learning-product design.

Set cost, workload, protected-time, privacy, accessibility, and service-pressure limits. Include a safe fallback when support or access disappears. Stop or return when the task is unsafe, the target-domain criterion is missing, the provider cannot operate, burden exceeds the agreed limit, the evidence cannot judge the intended contribution, or the practitioner lacks authority for the proposed change.

Avoid continuing assessment merely to maintain a record. If the current evidence is sufficient for the receiving decision and no trigger has fired, preserve the arrangement and return to later Work.