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The Digital ICVP SHALL carry a version identifier for the certificate template, indicating the version of the Specifications document and the corresponding Model ICVP to which the certificate conforms. Verifiers SHALL use v to (a) select the correct human-readable text template for REQ-DE-24, (b) apply version-appropriate validation logic (data dictionary, decision-support tables, value sets), and (c) determine compatibility with the verifier's own implementation. A certificate carrying a v value that the verifier does not recognise SHOULD be treated as ambiguous rather than rejected outright: the verifier MAY fall back to the latest version it supports and flag the discrepancy to the inspector for human judgement. Coding: ICVP.Core #ICVP.D5.DE.27. Cardinality 1..1, type string, Required. ( src
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