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The second IRSA standards paper — an existence proof that a post-PPP capital instrument satisfying the four architectural requirements (decoupling from fragility cycles, alignment with mission cycles, absence of embedded extraction, substantive off-balance-sheet treatment) is constructable today within Australian charitable and accounting frameworks. No legislative change required. Worked example: diagnostic imaging equipment deployed to a regional public hospital. Completes the PPP trilogy (diagnosis → accounting opacity → instrument).
Where it sits. Second Layer 2 (standards) paper. Provides an implementable capital instrument that satisfies the four architectural requirements derived from the PPP diagnostic and accounting-opacity papers. Completes the PPP trilogy: diagnosis (PPP) → opacity (PPP-ABS) → instrument (CADA). Demonstrates that the post-PPP capital architecture the literature calls for is constructable within current Australian frameworks without legislative change.
The long-form argument for this work still lives on the existing explainer at /explainer/charitable-asset-deployment-agreement. This page carries the abstract and the corpus metadata — the frame the argument would move into unchanged.
The works either side of this one in the canon order — what it builds on and what builds on it.
Where to go once you have the argument — the paper it comes from, the instrument that measures it, or the next thing it depends on.