What happens to existing recovery structures during a modeling policy change?

When a modeling policy change occurs, existing recovery structures retain their original settings unless they are manually updated. This means that any specifications or configurations initially set for those structures remain intact, ensuring continuity in their application until an explicit decision is made to revise or align them with the new model settings.

This approach allows users to maintain legacy configurations that may still be relevant or applicable, rather than forcing an automatic update that could lead to unintended consequences or disruptions in analysis. It ensures that the integrity of previously established recovery structures is preserved while also providing flexibility to update when necessary. This can be particularly important in a complex modeling environment where existing settings might be tailored to specific scenarios or requirements that are still valid under the new policy.