Transfer is completion.
The Crown Transfer Standard defines the evidence required to conclude that the client can command the system without permanent consultancy dependency. Transfer is designed at entry, tested through operation, and accepted by a named receiving owner.
Command must survive withdrawal.
The Crown Transfer Standard defines the evidence required to conclude that the client can command the system without permanent consultancy dependency. Transfer is designed at entry, tested through operation, and accepted by a named receiving owner.
- The receiving owner leads the operating cadence.
- Decision rights are understood and exercised without consultancy mediation.
- Measures are maintained and exceptions trigger the agreed response.
- A failure scenario can be handled by the client-owned system.
- The decision record is current, reconstructable, and governed.
- Residual risks are named and accepted.
- Consultancy withdrawal does not stop command of the system.
The limitation is explicit.
This institutional method records no client engagement or outcome.
Transfer belongs at entry.
The Crown Transfer Standard defines the evidence required to conclude that the client can command the system without permanent consultancy dependency. Transfer is designed at entry, tested through operation, and accepted by a named receiving owner.