When you refer to conflicting rules, what do you mean?

Thanks --

        Joshua

>From README-COND:

> - Policy conflicts with policy
>
> Non-conditional policy rules take preference over conditional
> rules. In most cases, a conflicting conditional rule is
> discarded. In some cases, the policy compiler will exit with an
> error. The list below describes the conflicts and the results:
>
> - A conditional type rule conflicts with a non-conditional type
> rule
>
> The conditional type rule is discarded and the compiler issues
> a warning.
>
> - A conditional type rule in one conditional policy block
> conflicts with a conditional type rule in a different
> conditional policy block.
>
> The previously processed rule is kept, the second is discarded.
>

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