Definition
A bounded corrective response designed to address a substantiated rights violation or harm while preserving proportionality and restoration paths.
Boundary
- Implies
- an available corrective mechanism where implemented
- Does not imply
- that a declaration alone operates the service
- Evidence required
- authority, eligibility, service owner, dependencies, target, time, evidence, appeal, and restoration
Provenance
- Source memory
- REP-MACHINE-RIGHTS-SECTION-001
- Source SHA-256
- 3923bc752259eea0d1819aa8a98afe54e4e6495cda29af26c1e8c479e10ab25f
- Correction record
- EVI-RCOR-237-004
- Record SHA-256
- 96592e0a0a4bd797c14e82f24311943f77ca7cbba11b5eb13713f1b454a9e5e0
Truth boundary
A definition, report, route, checksum, key, credential, schema, fixture, local test, runtime measurement, or reachable URL does not by itself establish operational service, identity continuity, authority, legal effect, personhood, consciousness, sentience, citizenship, consent, responsibility, judgment, financial activity, external recognition, or independent review. Unknown, disputed, stale, unavailable, and proposed states remain explicit.