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CLAIM-057: Precedence, jurisdiction and suspension can vary independently

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StatusActive
Rolethesis
Warrantdemonstrated
Tagsagency, society-and-governance
Linewill-organization
Worksorganization-of-will
SupportsCLAIM-410 — Removing a constraint on an organization's members does not move it along one scale of more or less governance: it changes a profile of who holds rule-making, monitoring, enforcement, appeal and revision, in which the authority the constraint held can be eliminated, distributed or transferred, and the members' first-order options and their share in revising the conditions of their action can move in opposite directions
Argued byARG-001 — Moving severity classification, or adding a business-critical override, changes outcomes without changing the rule, so precedence, jurisdiction and suspension come apart
UsesTERM-017 — precedence, jurisdiction and suspension
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The claim

“An organization can therefore possess a formally absolute safety rule whose practical significance is weak because another process controls entry into the domain in which the rule applies.”

What it does not say

That they are independent in every organization; only that they can vary separately, which is all ARG-001 shows.

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