STRUCTURE & LOGIC
FRAMEWORK
OVERVIEW
Structure and Logic define how standards are organised, related, and applied consistently across an organisation. This component ensures standards are internally coherent, operationally usable, and scalable as the environment changes.
This component ensures that standards are internally consistent, traceable to obligations, and structured to support practical application. Without a defined structure, standards tend to fragment over time, creating duplication, gaps, and conflicting requirements.
Structure and Logic provide the foundation that allows standards to scale, evolve, and be applied consistently across roles, systems, and decisions.
Structure and Logic provide the foundation that allows standards to scale, evolve, and be applied consistently across roles, systems, and decisions.
PURPOSE
The purpose of Structure and Logic is to provide a clear, predictable foundation for applying standards across different contexts and roles.
Specifically, it is designed to:
- Ensure standards are logically ordered and internally consistent
- Reduce ambiguity in interpretation and application
- Enable repeatable decision-making
- Support scale, delegation, and automation where required
HOW STRUCTURE & LOGIC IS USED
Structure and Logic are applied before standards are communicated or enforced. They ensure that standards are complete, coherent, and ready to operate in real environments.
Once established, this structure allows standards to be reused, adapted, and scaled without re-interpretation, supporting both governance and operational efficiency.
Once established, this structure allows standards to be reused, adapted, and scaled without re-interpretation, supporting both governance and operational efficiency.
