Question about modelling section V.0.4: Contract/lot/concession/prize NOT awarded

[csnyulas]

In most forms one of the first questions in Section V is about the whether a "procurement element" has been awarded or not.

In forms that are based on directive 24 or 25 (such as F03, F06, F21, F22) the question is "A contract/lot is awarded", while for forms that are based on directive 23 (such as F23, F25) the question is "A concession/lot is awarded".

In all these cases a negative answer will be encoded as
AWARD_CONTRACT/NO_AWARDED_CONTRACT, which will be converted into a
" epo:LotAwardOutcome instance epo:hasAwardStatus <http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/winner-selection-status/clos-nw>" RDF triple.

In case of form F13 the question is "The contest was terminated without an award or attribution of prizes" , where a positive answer (i.e. the constest was terminated") is encoded as
RESULTS/NO_AWARDED_PRIZE, which will be also converted into a
" epo:LotAwardOutcome instance epo:hasAwardStatus <http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/winner-selection-status/clos-nw>" RDF triple.

Questions:

1. As part of issue Feedback F13 (issue 6, TM): Section V.0.4: It is not clear why there are three empty rows. #355, it was suggested that for the RESULTS/NO_AWARDED_PRIZE XPath in F13 we assert also the
   " tedm:ProcurementProcessInformation instance epo:isCompetitionTerminated true" statement
   (see this comment)
   Would it be advisable/correct/necessary to do the same for the other forms as well, in case there is a match for the AWARD_CONTRACT/NO_AWARDED_CONTRACT XPath?
2. Both the NO_AWARDED_CONTRACT and NO_AWARDED_PRIZE XML elements can have either a PROCUREMENT_DISCONTINUED or PROCUREMENT_UNSUCCESSFUL child element, depending on what is selected in the V.1.1.1 and V.1.1.2 fields. Does this choice has any effect on the validity of the previous statement(s), i.e. "epo:hasAwardStatus at-voc:winner-selection-status/clos-nw" and "epo:isCompetitionTerminated true"? (i.e. is it possible that the presence of one of those sub-elements, e.g. PROCUREMENT_UNSUCCESSFUL would mean that the competition is not necessarily closed?)