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Framing condition
Define the problem
What decision or action needs governance?
Describe the action without assuming that it should be approved or automated.
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Frame the consequence, actors, uncertainty, evidence, authority, and execution boundary before entering guided route construction. This is educational preparation, not an operational authorization.
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Framing condition
Name the consequence
What could bind to reality if the action proceeds?
Identify the real-world effect, the affected party, and what cannot be treated as merely informational.
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Framing condition
Map the actors
Who requests, authorizes, executes, reviews, and is affected?
Separate identity from role and role from authority. One person or system may occupy more than one role only when that overlap is valid and declared.
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Framing condition
Declare uncertainty
What is unknown, disputed, stale, incomplete, or likely to change?
Uncertainty is a governed condition. Do not erase it to make the route easier to complete.
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Framing condition
Identify required evidence
What evidence would be necessary before consequence may proceed?
Name the evidence requirements, not merely the documents that happen to be available.
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Framing condition
Identify authority
What authority applies, to whom, for what action, and for how long?
A policy, framework, credential, or job title is not automatically authority for this exact execution.
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Framing condition
Locate the execution boundary
At what point would the action become consequence-bearing?
Distinguish analysis, recommendation, approval, binding, commit, and execution.
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Framing condition
Form the governing question
What must be proven before this specific action may proceed now?
The governing question should be answerable through evidence, authority, continuity, admissibility, and a declared determination.
Next governed step
Address every condition before guided construction.
Unresolved conditions remain visible and must travel forward as gaps. The next interface may explain their consequence, but it may not fabricate support or silently select a favorable determination.