PSDA.15:12 - Relations

PSDA.14 supplies the recommendation’s receiving decision, conditions, dissent, gaps and reopen basis. It supplies no evidence that the later decision or implementation occurred.
PSDA.17 supplies only a constraint that changes follow-up design. This pattern still generates and compares its own alternatives.
PSDA.1, PSDA.2 receive a materially changed formulation or boundary question; PSDA.3 and PSDA.5, PSDA.6, PSDA.7, PSDA.8, PSDA.9 receive only the affected model, candidate, value, uncertainty, consequence or robustness question. Availability does not imply that every contributor must run again.
A.10 qualifies one reliance use; A.15.9 obtains a bounded external result; A.10.1 discovers and revalidates affected receiving uses of a changed source when its several-use condition holds. G.11 governs currentness and scoped refresh planning/reporting, not the new domain result.
A.22 governs a selected-structure claim when made. It does not establish the proposed arrangement, participant assignment, observation, decision or effectiveness from a representation.
A.2.9, C.11 and direct domain authority distinguish actual authorization, recipient choice and their records. A.15.2 and A.15.1 distinguish intended from performed Work; causal claims retain their direct evidence requirements.
PSDA.16 may use this bounded follow-up evidence when it can change a repertoire decision under the relevant conditions. Evidence neither authorizes nor entails the repertoire result.
Strategy-direction follow-up, domain operations and professional service management retain their direct owners. A STR.12 result may be considered only when its exact subject, claims, authority, evidence and effective conditions fit; no strategy framework is a blanket prerequisite.
An unavailable, stale, out-of-scope or incompatible input requires a qualified direct result or the exact missing-result return. A profile, pattern body or available Method is not an actual observation or decision.