RFC-020: Governed Autonomy, Symbolic Intent, and D-DNA Evidence — 14. Ephemeral ENFORCE Broadcast

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14. Ephemeral ENFORCE Broadcast

Enforcement state may change rapidly in battlefield, disaster-response, first-responder, aviation, robotics, or cyber-physical environments.

An ENFORCE signal is a signed, scoped, short-lived governance state update.

An ENFORCE signal must include:

issuer
authority
scope
mission
affected actors
geography or context
command
reason
priority
issued time
expiration time
supersession reference
rebroadcast rule
D-DNA reference

Example:

enforcement_broadcast_signal:
  signal_id: ebs.sar17.000842
  signal_type: ENFORCE
  issuer: incident_commander.09
  issued_at: "2026-06-16T19:42:11Z"
  expires_at: "2026-06-16T19:44:11Z"

  priority: emergency
  supersedes: ebs.sar17.000817

  applies_to:
    mission_id: mission.sar17
    actors:
      - drone.*
      - ground_robot.*
      - hga.cyborg_responder.*
    geography:
      ref: zone.collapse-risk-east

  command:
    action: deny_entry
    reason: structural_collapse_risk
    required_behavior:
      - stop_if_inside
      - exit_if_safe
      - reroute
      - rebroadcast

  propagation:
    rebroadcast_required: true
    max_hops: 3
    ttl_seconds: 120
    ack_required_when_possible: true

  evidence:
    ddna_required: true

Compact glyph form:

[ENF][SAR17][ZONE-E][⊘ENTER][⚠COLLAPSE][TTL120][↻ALL][#8F3A]

AIGP doctrine:

Communication to one affected actor must become verifiable communication to all affected actors.

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