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MDPE.19:5 - Recognition and Assurance

Recognize successful use when a practitioner can answer four questions without consulting project history:

  1. What Music-or-Dance subject should remain reproducible, and in what representative Work?
  2. Which actual relation currently makes reproduction possible?
  3. What available basis and limits support the current account? If a change was tested, what failed, survived or remained inconclusive?
  4. What continuation, targeted change, inquiry or local stop follows, and which stronger claims remain unsupported?

Assure the result with the following checks:

  • the performing and deciding Agents are named as Agents only where agency matters;
  • records and descriptions are not treated as performing Agents or living practice;
  • the wider performing whole and its support are visible when their configuration changes the result;
  • continuity discriminators and allowed variation prevent both identity-free drift and frozen purity;
  • one occurrence, receiving enactment, recognition event, or local provider decision is not inflated into population-wide retention;
  • a post-change reproduction claim includes repeated representative Work, not only completed training, documentation, software, maintenance, or organizational activity;
  • a claim that the selected change repaired or strengthened continuation also has the C.28 causal-use result needed by the decision;
  • retirement is limited to the arrangement within the deciding Agent’s authority;
  • a loss claim names its population, place, period, observation basis, uncertainty, and revision condition; and
  • causal contribution is claimed only through C.28 when the decision needs it.