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OPS.11:7 - Conformance Checklist

  1. Is one operating change or conflict and its intended result clear?
  2. Are the selected actual structures distinguished from their views and mathematical descriptions?
  3. Does each consequential coupling have recoverable participants, relation, conditions, timing and basis?
  4. Are incompatible units and protected consequences retained in the comparison?
  5. Can the proposed decisions coexist under the actual resource, evidence and authority conditions?
  6. Does the result distinguish agreed change, proposed change, missing return and implementation evidence?
  7. Is the next change that reopens each affected decision explicit?

Recognition means a practitioner can produce this bounded coordination result. Assurance requires the obtaining relations, qualified consequences and authority on which the chosen action relies; a complete map supplies none of them by itself.