Read the effective-day rule
Fictional S31 reports to M1 until start of day 12, then M2. Supplied decision permits scheduling now; review is day 11. Local directory shows the effective relationship for its review day and retains the next one separately. All days share the organisation’s fictional local calendar.
| Relationship | Effective interval | At day 11 |
|---|---|---|
| S31→M1 | Before day 12 start | Current |
| S31→M2 | From day 12 start | Scheduled |
Keep current and scheduled links
- Record decision and day 12 boundary
- Retain M1 current through day 11
- Store M2 as scheduled
- Publish M2 from boundary
Do not infer M2 is current because its decision was entered earlier.
Who is shown on day 11 and at day 12 start?
Show the worked answer
M1 on day 11, M2 from day 12 start. There is one effective manager at each time in the supplied model.
Switch at the supplied boundary
| Case | Action or result | Evidence boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Publish M2 on day 11 | Too early | Future effective boundary |
| Publish M2 at day 12 start | Correct | Start included |
Historical reports use their own reference day. Do not rewrite earlier reporting-line evidence to the new manager.