MKT.10:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The answer serves a named decision and preserves its alternatives, population, outcome and period.
• Observation rules distinguish the events and participants that affect interpretation.
• A causal claim has an explicit intervention contrast and an adequate identification basis; description or prediction is not silently promoted to effect.
• Estimation uncertainty and consequential causal or measurement limitations remain visible.
• The whole incremental burden, dated economic consequences and actual capacity qualify the decision.
• The receiving work can act on the conclusion and recognise a change that requires revisiting it.