Part 7: Governed Node Service Market

Go to The FX Demo Root

• Foreword
• Introduction
• 1. Scope
• 2. Purpose
• 3. Architectural Motivation
• 4. Relationship to Part 6
• 5. Core Concept
• 6. Stakeholders

  • 6.1 Buyer
  • 6.2 Integrator
  • 6.3 Regulator
  • 6.4 Auditor
  • 6.5 Governance Body
• 7. Non-Functional Characteristics

  • 7.1 Non-Functional Characteristic
  • 7.2 Portability
  • 7.3 Reliability
  • 7.4 Maintainability
  • 7.5 Securability
  • 7.6 Manageability
  • 7.7 Usability
  • 7.8 Performance
  • 7.9 Interoperability
  • 7.10 Elasticity
  • 7.11 Scalability
• 8. Qualification and Assurance Value

  • 8.1 Qualification Profile
  • 8.2 Qualification Evidence
• 9. Market Operating Model

  • 9.1 Market Participation
  • 9.2 Selection Criteria
  • 9.3 Qualification-Based Eligibility
  • 9.4 Competitive Substitution
  • 9.5 Evidence-Based Assignment and Review
• 10. Relationship to Cost Recovery, Compensation, and Settlement

  • 10.1 Service Compensation
  • 10.2 Compensation Eligibility
  • 10.3 Work Evidence and Compensation Claims
  • 10.4 Settlement Instructions
  • 10.5 Under-Compliance and Non-Performance Visibility
• 11. Market Integrity Controls

  • 11.1 Content Minimisation
  • 11.2 Governance Rules
  • 11.3 Suspension and Removal
  • 11.4 Appeal and Review
• 12. Architectural Principles

  • 12.1 Qualified Participation
  • 12.2 Non-Functional Assurance
  • 12.3 Policy-Constrained Competition
  • 12.4 Competitive Substitution Without Bypass
  • 12.5 Evidence-Based Compensation
  • 12.6 Content Minimisation
  • 12.7 Distributed Authority, Shared Discipline
• 13. Terms Introduced by Part 7

  • 13.1 Governed Node Service Market
  • 13.2 Qualification Profile
  • 13.3 Qualification Evidence
• 14. Summary