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SIE.6:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The receiving question and every allowed output branch are explicit.
  • Source claims retain meaning, subject, scope, interval/effectivity, units, status, uncertainty, source, and derivation.
  • Every load-bearing subject identity premise is referenced and tested.
  • Comparability is judged before aggregation or selection.
  • Compatible, refining, overlapping, duplicate, superseding, contradictory, non-comparable, and unresolved relations are distinguishable.
  • A composition rule states its authority/evidence basis, conditions, rejected alternatives, and loss.
  • Source claims remain recoverable from the output.
  • Missing, stale, unresolved-identity, incompatible-unit, contradictory-authority, and default branches are explicit where applicable.
  • The result does not claim domain truth, authoritative value, preference, authorization, or action beyond its source and receiver boundaries.