MDPE.15:5.3 - Recognition arrangement: a rule change is not recognition or selection

Suppose MDPE.13 returns a bounded decision to change how one social-dance event admits battle entries: publish a revised category description, add a practitioner panel, make an appeal procedure usable, and identify who gives feedback to whom about which decision. Its DecisionSubject and authority for that decision are named separately from the Agent performing the change Work. Identify an assignment when it governs that Work’s attribution; recheck permission, consent, resources, and capability. Event-policy and implementation Work can then change the local arrangement. A later event can supply observations about actual participation, decisions, refusals, appeals, and affected Systems.

The published rule is a direct artifact. The obtaining panel, assignments, and appeal relations are separate world-side arrangement changes. The event observations are separate again. None proves that a wider scene recognizes or retains the affected variants. If the event never runs, report the changed description and untested arrangement rather than a successful recognition change.

This is a constructed application, not a report about a named event.