>The Cloud Sovereignty Framework is a structured assessment tool to evaluate cloud services against eight sovereignty objectives. These objectives range from strategic, legal, and operational considerations to supply chain transparency, technological openness, security and compliance under EU law, and environmental sustainability. The framework transforms the concept of sovereignty into measurable, verifiable criteria

Regulation like this where you measure vs some set of ideals, and then have to measure using some "tool" just seems to vague and awkward to accomplish the goal.

When I think of criminal law where things are pointed, to a fault at times, that at least is workable to understand.