No. The SCF organizes and maps requirements, but it does not establish or supersede legal and regulatory obligations. Those obligations remain governed by their applicable authoritative sources and effective dates.
The SCF operates as a metaframework covering requirements from numerous laws, regulations and industry frameworks. Its quarterly release cycle helps consolidate changes across these sources into a maintained common control set, rather than requiring organizations to independently track and reconcile every external revision.
Organizations are expected to evaluate changes for applicability, assess their potential impact and incorporate relevant updates through established governance and change management processes.