MMP.15:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The intervention, comparator and receiving quantity are defined, with consistency and interference handled where relevant.
• A local instrumental-variable effect retains its assignment, response group and assumptions; a different requested population effect remains a different target.
• The derivation uses the laws actually supplied by the recording and selection procedures.
• Every causal substitution has an assumption or applicable graphical argument; every final data factor is available on its required support.
• A nonidentifiability claim has a target-matched witness or applicable complete-method obstruction. An unfinished search is reported separately.
• A returned bound is justified for all compatible cases; sharpness is claimed only with an attainability argument.
• Estimation uncertainty, causal assumption dependence and computational approximation retain their different meanings.
• Actual consequential changes are propagated. A sufficient existing result does not trigger an obligatory new study.

These conditions recognize a constructed identification result. They do not establish the subject truth of its causal assumptions or authorize an intervention.