SRCF / challenge
Challenge the framework
You do not need to be appointed to challenge SRCF. If a unit is wrong, a boundary is drawn badly, or the register misses what your job actually demands — say so here, on the record. Challenges are triaged by the Secretariat alongside formal review comments.
What makes a strong challenge
One issue at a time. One substantive point per challenge, like formal review comments.
Name the object. Cite the stable ID if you can — A.1, A.1-K01, DEF-A01. Every page shows them.
Say why it matters. What breaks in practice if this stays as it is?
Bring evidence. Professional experience counts as evidence — say what you have seen.
What happens next
Challenges enter the same triage as review comments: logged and categorised. Valid, in-scope comments receive a documented decision on the record, with the rationale recorded whether the point is taken up or not. Material challenges are answered in the response-to-comments record. Your challenge informs the decision; the SRCF Technical Council decides — support is a signal, never a vote. For structured, appointed review see how the review works.