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PSD.2:12 - Relations

  • PSD.1 supplies the bounded subject, receiving decision or Work, horizon, recipient, and authority boundary; absent or stale values return there rather than being inferred.
  • A.1.CSD supplies affected-System consequence discovery. The relevant direct relation pattern governs each obtaining claim; A.6.REL applies only when the receiving use must distinguish occurrences of the same relation kind.
  • PSD.3 receives materially different participants and concerns as formulation input without treating inclusion as settlement. PSD.4 receives boundary challenges.
  • PSD.7 receives participation conditions for facilitation; PSD.9 receives attributed value inputs; PSD.16 receives the participants, concerns and work relations needed to resolve material interference in the engagement.
  • Direct governance, conflict, representation, legal, ethical, safety, evidence, assignment, and authority patterns govern those claims. PSD.2 neither replaces them nor authorizes the later choice.