The project report describes the model's terms, concepts and value types, but says very little about the rules that govern them. All the constraints in the model can be phrased as business rules, and SBVR Structured English is the standard way of writing them down for a business audience.

The project report now carries a Business Rules chapter that verbalizes every constraint in the model, grouped by kind: identification, uniqueness, mandatory participation, subset, equality, ring constraints, value restrictions, subtypes, frequency and derivation. Each group is listed in the table of contents so a specific kind of rule can be found quickly.

Only the rules are included. The SBVR vocabulary chapters describe the same terms and fact types the report already covers in its own notation, so repeating them would only make the document longer.

The chapter can be switched off, like every other part of the report, under Options - Project Report.