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PSD.6:12 - Relations

  • PSD.4 supplies the scope/result frame for the same subject and decision. PSD.5 supplies model contributions only where they discriminate Method alternatives. Either needed input can be replaced only by a qualified direct result or returned as an exact gap.
  • PSD.7 and PSD.16 may consume the selected Method and limits for the named situation and qualification window. Availability establishes neither fit nor enactment or cultural uptake.
  • A.3.1.MR supplies provisional accounts only when several grounded occurrences or direct sources create a reusable-way recovery question and no Method is yet established; A.3.1 identifies a recoverable proposed way without making that recovery compulsory. A.3.2 governs a description of one identified Method; B.1.5 governs the composite qualification when needed.
  • A.15.2 governs intended Work and A.15.1 actual Work and its enactment relation. Direct competence, participation, authority, evidence, and safety practices govern their own premises.
  • This selection can request a missing domain result; it cannot manufacture that result by choosing a better workshop format.