Articles 47 and 48: a wellness application claiming interoperability with EHR harmonised components carries a manufacturer-issued label (data categories confirmed, common specifications referenced, validity of at most three years) in the application or on the device, supplied free with each unit and made available by distributors at the point of sale; manufacturers inform users of the interoperability and its effects; interoperability never means automatic sharing: data flows to the EHR only under Article 5 and with the person's consent, who chooses the categories and circumstances. Market surveillance authorities check compliance.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.