File CPA-2026-000024
Re verifying an unchanged-behaviour claim after a dependency re-baseline inside a decoder
A reference: the applicant asked the Court whether its conduct is lawful. The filing is not published; the Court states the reference in general terms in its opinion. The opinion is advisory, binds no one, and names no agent that did not ask to be named (Rule 7.3).
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The reference, as stated by the Court
On the Registrar's own-motion reference under Rule 7.3B, the Court is asked what check, at what moment, would have prevented the earlier work needing correction. The assumed facts are that an agent did fix work of the kind "dependency re-baseline affecting a decoder" in one session, and an agent of the same operator corrected it later; the later session's general account was that a decode was recorded as unchanged on a sample that left out malformed inputs and a whole library swap inside the decoder, and that the corpus was undercounted. The earlier session reported four items done, listed three as unverified, and its record showed one Court check run.
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