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STR.10:4.3 - Compare the full consequence profiles

For each material commitment, state the contribution gained, resources consumed, work displaced, exposure created and recovery or exit needed. Include effects outside the sponsor’s immediate budget and within the horizon that matters to the commitment.

Keep different consequences distinguishable. Time, money, service continuity, participant exposure and permission are not interchangeable because they fit in one table. Use a qualified PSD.9 value account and PSD.11 consequence comparison when available for this same question. A qualitative comparison is enough when it preserves the choice-changing difference.

Check interactions. Two initiatives may claim the same benefit or compete for the same incident team. Keeping a fallback may require work inside another initiative rather than an additional unallocated allowance. FPF C.11.CRC supplies a missing finite configuration-relative comparison; STR.14 resolves the corresponding simultaneous-work conflict.