The code's design process table assigns steps: identify solutions from regulations, codes and recognised standards (designer led, client approves); apply risk management techniques such as checklists, job and task analysis, quantified or qualitative assessments, scale models and consultation (designer led, client provides further information as agreed); discuss design options considering how design decisions influence risks (designer led, client contributing); finalise the design by checking the evaluation of controls is complete and preparing information on remaining risks (designer led, client and designer agree); and manage potential changes in the construction stage, for example substituting flooring that could increase slip risk and introduce cleaning risk (construction team in consultation with designer and client).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.