Framework packs
A registry of jurisdiction standards, legal effect, activation gates, and the capabilities each pack needs.
MOOSH treats a framework as data: approved content, requirements, and configuration — not a separate product per country. This page lists first go-to-market packs (Australia, Victoria as its own OHS regime, New Zealand, Brazil NR-1) with honest legal-effect and activation labels.
Each pack can declare reusable capabilities it needs — worker risk communication, event-driven review, statutory artifact export. If a required capability is missing, activation fails closed rather than claiming partial compliance.
Packs in the mock are reference-only concept fixtures pending counsel. Nothing here is treated as live legal compliance advice.
For example
Brazil NR-1 GRO/PGR shows as adopted_requirement, pending counsel, and lists all three reusable capabilities. The UK ISO 45003 stack remains the active operating stack for the demo organisation until a local pack is approved.
Worth knowing
- Jurisdiction
- The country or region whose specific rules apply — each one needs its own local approval before it's treated as active.
- Legal effect
- How strongly a pack binds practice — for example guidance, model source, or adopted requirement.
- Required capability
- A generic platform feature a pack must have enabled before it can be activated.
What you can do here
- 1See pack name, legal effect, and activation limitation.
- 2Read which reusable capabilities each pack declares.
- 3Open related review-trigger and coverage views from the assure loop.