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PSD.6:4.6 - Return the selected Method and limits

Result positionContent the recipient needs
Required useThe subject, receiving question, needed result, and current selection conditions.
Selected MethodIts reusable action, generic participant meanings, preconditions, intended result, and bounds; enough source content to recover that way of doing.
Comparative reasonThe serious alternative, the defect or trade-off that changed selection, and the effort accepted.
Combination, if neededIdentified part Methods, real dependence or overlap, joins and adapters, whole-level conditions, permitted variation, and failure routes.
Reliance limitsWhat the available source and trial evidence establish, what remains untested, and which direct premises are still required.
Reopen basisA changed result need, participant access, evidence, scope, resource, or failed join that would alter the selection.

Keep dated assignments and scheduling in the work plan. Record actual enactment and its results separately. A selected Method is neither a commitment by absent participants nor proof that anyone has enacted it.

Supply this result to facilitated inquiry or the reconciliation of simultaneous engagements only where the same situation and qualification window fit. A receiving practitioner still checks the current conditions; Method availability is not fit, enactment, or cultural uptake.