The relationship "refinement" from [Party Collection | Asset Collection | Action ] implies a bounded relationship between the target/assignee/action and the constraint/logical constraint.
Since applying the Constraint is inherent to the Rule defining/using it (only applicable in the context of the Rule?), the relationship between the source/action, Rule, and the Constraint should (for clarity) be separated.
I propose that a better illustration of the relationship is (illustrating with the party collection):
(IMHO, would recommend to create more examples with explicit naming references to nodes, having only implicit names and unravelled definitions might mislead the reader).
In section 2.5, the diagram:
The relationship "refinement" from [Party Collection | Asset Collection | Action ] implies a bounded relationship between the target/assignee/action and the constraint/logical constraint.
Since applying the Constraint is inherent to the Rule defining/using it (only applicable in the context of the Rule?), the relationship between the source/action, Rule, and the Constraint should (for clarity) be separated.
I propose that a better illustration of the relationship is (illustrating with the party collection):
(IMHO, would recommend to create more examples with explicit naming references to nodes, having only implicit names and unravelled definitions might mislead the reader).