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HCD.4:9 - Consequences

The result makes a profile usable without flattening it. Practitioners can preserve reliable contributions, expose one limiting gap, show the cost of prioritization, and distinguish a recommendation from a lawful choice. Missing required evidence or choice values become exact blockers instead of silently completed forms; an inapplicable inquiry field blocks nothing.

The cost is a larger evidence surface than one score. Claim rows can disagree, uncertainty can remain, and the lawful result may be probe again or reroute rather than a selected priority. A later programme, intervention, or employment decision still needs its own Method and authority.