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PSD.6:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The selection names the missing result and current subject, scope, conditions, and receiving use.
  • Needed model, participation, expertise, and authority premises are qualified or explicitly missing.
  • Candidate Methods are recoverable reusable ways, not merely titles, descriptions, plans, or reported workshops.
  • A serious simpler alternative and the selected trade-off are explicit.
  • Each additional Method supplies a distinct material contribution.
  • Passed results preserve meaning, scope, and limits; conversions requiring new evidence are not hidden.
  • Real dependence and possible overlap are distinguished from document and calendar order.
  • Any composite-Method claim satisfies the direct whole and part questions; a mere arrangement remains an honest lower result.
  • Fragile premises, allowed variation, failure routes, and local reopen conditions are stated.
  • The result establishes neither actual enactment, participant commitment, effectiveness, nor later choice authority.