The current part of OSAID that relies on the MOF is only the classification of components. As I understand it, OSAID does not depend on the IP laws that should be applied to each component as stated in the MOF paper, but rather considers the legal framework that should be applied based on the OSD.
I am a Japanese living in Japan, and in this forum, I am discussing based on Japanese law. Japan has a different intellectual property law system from both US and EU laws, but I feel that the discussions are consistent by basing them on the OSD.
Is your claim that the classification of components by the MOF is not suitable for the purposes of OSAID?