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The aim is to provide an evidential basis for the Return Constraint Model (RCM) as of 2026.

June 27, 2026Open Access

RCM Programme — Supplementary Evidence Register and Evidential Position Statement

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The aim is to provide an evidential basis for the Return Constraint Model (RCM) as of 2026.
Developed a comprehensive supplementary evidence register with 98 verified sources across multiple methodologies.
Created an evidential position statement differentiating between two key claims of the RCM programme.
Established a corroboration structure that can accommodate over 198 items.
Clarified distinctions between Claim A and Claim B concerning the underlying mechanisms of the RCM.

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Supplementary documents detail evidence and claims for the Return Constraint Model, emphasizing methodological support.

Clifford Conway (2026) studied this question.

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