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OPS.5:12 - Relations

  • OPS.2 supplies a selected coordination-form decision where that form changes admission. OPS.3 supplies exact operating subjects and direct relations. OPS.4 supplies current claims, evidence, permissions, commitments, uncertainty, and gaps. None of those results admits demand by itself.
  • C.11 governs comparison only when several live admissible alternatives require choice. A.10 governs evidence reliance; A.15.8 governs performance-configuration and recovery questions when they become the actual blocker.
  • OPS.6 may consume the applicable admission and independently supported current permission for the same matter and conditions. An admission result may carry both; admission alone establishes neither permission, Work nor progression.
  • OPS.7 separately governs current priority or bounded commitment revision. OPS.8–OPS.13 retain queue, buffer, constraint, capacity, interacting-structure, and wider commitment questions.
  • Clinical, safety, legal, privacy, security, finance, product release, capability, and other specialist practices retain their subjects, evidence, permission, authority, and conclusions.
  • Pattern order is not Work order. Practitioners may enter OPS.5 directly when matching current inputs already exist, repeat it as demand changes, or stop after its result.