This issue arises from the resolution of BACM-45 and BACM-43. Taken together these proposals create an interpretation of the BACM model elements that does not syntactically distinguish elements representing sets from elements representing individuals. Rather, it represents individuals by an OCL constraint that allows only a single model element to have a given metaclass. This solution works for the only case in the current BACM spec, but does not resolve the underlying issue of the inability to represent individuals and make assertions about them.

This issue depends on acceptance of the proposal BACM_5 to remove Annex B from the specification document. It seeks proposals to dispose of this content.

A prior vote of the FTF approved the removal of this content from the specification. The FTF must now decide what to do with this content.

This diagram represents the capabilities that would be required to carry out a means or initiative. Often, these capabilities are not a part of the organization and must be added, e.g. by contract. The issue is that abstract process should be included because it represents a perspective that abstractly represents the operations of the business that is distinct from the capability perspective but at the same level of abstraction.