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=== Calibration Recommendation === The Metrology of the Abstract does not issue ordinary recommendations. It issues '''Calibration Recommendations'''. A Calibration Recommendation is an advisory output derived from: * Published calibration standards * A documented calibration procedure * Observable evidence * Declared uncertainty * Traceable reasoning * A supporting Calibration Report A Calibration Recommendation may recommend: * Preserve the existing definition * Clarify the existing scope * Document an explicit exception * Remove an unsupported extension * Create a calibrated Child Instrument * Recalibrate the Parent Instrument * Preserve the current Parent–Child relationship * Recommend Standalone Promotion * Conduct further calibration before taking a position A Calibration Recommendation does not: * Create law * Amend law * Interpret law with binding authority * Create policy * Enforce policy * Replace a governing body * Compel adoption * Claim jurisdiction over the calibrated domain Authority remains with the appropriate domain authority. The MoA position is limited to the following: <blockquote> According to the declared calibration standards, documented evidence, known uncertainty, and supporting Calibration Report, this Calibration Recommendation would reduce ambiguity, improve traceability, preserve intended identity, or improve alignment to reality. </blockquote> ----
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