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• It will be mathematically sound. That means there are no legal escapes from it. • Any type can be wrapped in a struct and the resulting struct can still exhibit the same const behavior – in other words, no magic behavior for certain types. • Const behavior will be transitive. • Const behavior for type T will be equivalent for all types T.
