Defined scope
A review concerns a named activity and the responsibilities the participant actually controls.
Frameworks & tools
Connect action with evidence. Understand what is being reviewed, which requirements apply and where the limits are.

A review concerns a named activity and the responsibilities the participant actually controls.
A framework identifies requirements, expected outputs and the evidence needed for a defined review.
A decision applies to the stated version and scope. Tool outputs do not approve a plan or verify implementation.
A framework identifies the scope, requirements and evidence needed for a defined review. Its version matters: a decision applies to the version and scope stated in the record.
Some frameworks are still being developed. A published draft description is an invitation to understand or improve the criteria; it is not an open recognition scheme.
Tools can help structure work and preserve evidence. Their outputs require judgement and do not themselves approve a plan or verify implementation.
Focused tools will accompany reviewed practical lessons.