RFC-023: ENFORCE Broadcast — Ephemeral Distributed Enforcement for Governed Autonomy — 34. Summary
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34. Summary
ENFORCE Broadcast defines ephemeral distributed enforcement for governed autonomy.
It establishes that:
enforcement is state, not static proseenforcement state must be signedenforcement state must be scopedenforcement state must expireenforcement state must propagate when requiredcommunication to one affected actor must become communication to all affected actorsunverified permits do not expand authorityunverified hazards may support safe avoidanceforce-capable actions default to deny and inhibitall enforcement events must be recorded in D-DNAThe final principle is:
ENFORCE Broadcast makes governance resilient under degraded communication by turning short-lived enforcement state into a signed, scoped, rebroadcastable, D-DNA-evidenced signal.