OCE.9:5.1.1 - Clear source labels with a missing interpretation skill

Consider a different failure in the same kind of contribution. The source labels and access are adequate. E27 can retrieve the current source and enter its identifier, yet cannot determine whether the source supports the claim under the package’s stated configuration. At the act of comparing claim and source, that interpretation is part of assessing evidence, which is part of preparing the package for its receiving decision. Correct retrieval and transcription leave this intermediate operation unresolved.

Recover or obtain the required domain interpretation. A qualified interpreter can supply the missing contribution without waiting for E27 to master it. If developing E27’s capability is also chosen, provide practice that keeps the claim, configuration and acceptance conditions together. If the package changes configuration, examine whether the same source still supplies support. If neither E27 nor that contributor can make the judgement, return the unsupported claim. The original case’s misleading version cue instead calls for the person responsible for the display to make the revision labels distinguishable; these explanations lead to different actions.