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RMP.6:7 - Conformance Checklist

Apply these questions to the current credibility decision and any actual return, not to an imagined complete battery of tests.

  • Direct entry identifies the bounded claim, current basis, proposed use and live threat.
  • The selected question has a possible result that can change the claim or useful next move.
  • An adequate existing examination can complete the question without an unused test inventory.
  • Reproduction, replication, robustness, validation, corroboration and transfer retain their different comparisons and limits.
  • The Method, relevant correspondence and criterion make the selected examination interpretable.
  • Real alternatives are compared without a numerical quota or universal credibility score.
  • Contribution is compared with complete obtainable burden, shared resources, protection and displaced work.
  • A no-new-test answer preserves insufficient evidence or uncertainty where it remains.
  • A missing-input return names the dependent selection without commissioning acquisition.
  • The test decision, specification, actual performance and returned result remain distinct.
  • Agreement, discrepancy, inconclusiveness and inability to attempt or interpret are not conflated.
  • A disputed requirement receives a protected-function and burden comparison while current authority remains intact.
  • The receiving answer retains its material qualification and the relevant exact return.