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I opted to use an access rights paragraph that explicitly mentions the parallels to Get-Printer-Attributes and used the declarative form: Access Rights: The Get-System-Attributes operation is not limited to particular class or role and, like the Get-Printer-Attributes operation [STD92], is intended as an open means of discovering System capabilities and status, and such requests are not authenticated to or filtered for particular End Users.
The definition of the Get-System-Attributes operation on page 70 (http://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/candidates/cs-ippsystem10-20191122-5100.22.pdf#page=70) doesn't clearly state whether the System object can or must not challenge the Client for authentication. It has been asserted that the semantics of the Get-System-Attributes operation should match Get-Printer-Attributes in that the System object MUST NOT challenge a Client for authentication in response to a Get-System-Attributes operation request. Add text to clarify the expectations, such as "The System MUST NOT challenge the Client for authentication in response to a Get-System-Attributes request."