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OPS.6:12 - Relations

  • OPS.5 supplies admission and may record independently grounded start permission for the same matter and effective conditions. Admission alone establishes neither permission, Work nor case progression.
  • A.15.7 governs the general situation-responsive steering Method. A.3.1.MR separately governs candidate reusable Method recovery from several performances or other direct evidence.
  • C.11 governs comparison only where several admissible live actions require choice. A.10 governs evidence reliance; A.15.8 governs the performance configuration or recovery dependency when that is current.
  • OPS.7 may consume an evidenced progressed state or unmet condition only as evidence where it changes priority or an existing commitment. It does not inherit revision authority.
  • OPS.8–OPS.13 retain wider queue, capacity, interacting-structure, and commitment-account questions.
  • Clinical, medical-safety, consent, privacy, legal, software assurance, security, release, provider, capability, and other specialist practices retain their decisions and evidence.
  • Pattern order is not a case lifecycle. Practitioners may enter OPS.6 directly with matching valid permission for an admitted case, repeat it as facts change, stop at a blocker, or return to another current pattern.