Why regulatory review increasingly depends on the structure behind a declaration, not only on the value reported.
Why regulatory review increasingly depends on the structure behind a declaration, not only on the value reported.
The paper examines CBAM, Digital Product Passport requirements and customs reform through a common evidentiary question. Regulatory values travel across organisations, systems and professional roles. The practical challenge is preserving enough structure to show where a value came from, which source and version supported it, which facts were reconciled and what remained unresolved.
The paper argues that durable regulatory readiness depends on a governed evidentiary structure rather than on the existence of a completed form or dataset.
CBAM evidence infrastructure, documentary traceability and regulatory-data review.
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