NBBTC NGO · EVIDENCE REGISTRY
Evidence supports truth.
It does not create authority.
The evidence registry keeps sources, facts, claims, supporting documents, verification, conflicts, decisions and execution records distinct. The public view shows publishable summaries and verification status while protecting confidential record contents.
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EVIDENCE0Published evidence summaryEVIDENCE BUNDLES0Complete evidence bundleDECISION EVIDENCE0Link to an authorized decisionEXECUTION RECORDS0Record of an action carried out Evidence types.
01SourceInformation and claim relationships02FactInformation and claim relationships03ClaimInformation and claim relationships04EvidenceInformation and claim relationships05Evidence bundleInformation and claim relationships06Source relationshipVerification and decision relationships07VerificationVerification and decision relationships08ConflictVerification and decision relationships09Record replacing an earlier recordVerification and decision relationships10Integrity verificationVerification and decision relationships11Decision evidenceVerification and decision relationships12Execution recordVerification and decision relationships13Audit recordVerification and decision relationships14Reliability contextVerification and decision relationships EVIDENCE BUNDLE completeness.
01No evidence yetNot treated as ready for use02Information is incompleteNot treated as ready for use03Review requiredNot treated as ready for use04CompleteRequired information is complete, current and conflicts are resolved05Conflicting informationNot treated as ready for use06Out of dateNot treated as ready for use Evidence does not grant authority. A complete evidence bundle does not mean automatic approval.
Even when a claim has sufficient evidence, a binding decision requires an authorized person’s decision record. An action is recorded as carried out only with that decision, an execution record and an audit trail.