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MDPE.7:7 - Conformance Checklist

CheckPassing observation
CC-MDPE7-01 — Recognizable choiceOne current Music-or-Dance development difficulty and finite decision extent are visible.
CC-MDPE7-02 — Chooser identityDecisionSubject, granularity, practice-developing Agent, later Work performer, and affected Systems are separated where needed.
CC-MDPE7-03 — Bounded OptionSetEvery option answers the same current question and is feasible, probe-able, rejectable, or explicitly unavailable.
CC-MDPE7-04 — Selective input useOnly source results that can change the choice are admitted with their subjects, conditions, limits, and currentness.
CC-MDPE7-05 — Domain ChoiceRuleThe rule exposes Music-or-Dance characteristics, must-constraints, affected Systems, uncertainty, probe value, and alternative loss that matter.
CC-MDPE7-06 — Lawful ChoiceResultThe result is choose now, reject current set, probe again, or another named question is current, with the reason it follows.
CC-MDPE7-07 — Authority separationChoice, recommendation, authority, permission, consent, commitment, planning, and Work remain distinct.
CC-MDPE7-08 — Intended WorkWhen Work is selected, the bounded Work, capable performer or Agent, direct Method, intended result, and conditions are identifiable without claiming occurrence.
CC-MDPE7-09 — Cultural boundaryLocal Work and authority are not reported as transmission, recognition, selection, retention, spread, or loss.
CC-MDPE7-10 — Probe disciplineA further probe is selected only when feasible and able to change the present result.
CC-MDPE7-12 — Practical returnThe reader can identify what to do next, who may decide and act, what result is sought, and when to revisit or stop.