Concise rules can lower comprehension cost
A compact map may reduce the time needed to find core roles and duties.
Can a team locate the controlling rule and turn it into tasks without depending on inaccessible secondary interpretation?
Comprehension is a precondition for consistent implementation, but it is not proof of protection quality or low cost.
Trace common implementation questions from the Act and Rules into a source-cited decision log; record every ambiguity and dependency on later guidance.
This tests orientation and comprehension only—not rights quality, enforcement or compliance.
- Current evidence
- The published Act and final Rules are the inspectable baseline.
- What would falsify this
- Teams need fragmented or contradictory secondary interpretation to act.
- Next milestone
- Testable guidance and user research after core commencement.