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RFC-023: ENFORCE Broadcast — Ephemeral Distributed Enforcement for Governed Autonomy — parts

RFC-023: ENFORCE Broadcast — Ephemeral Distributed Enforcement for Governed Autonomy — parts

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Part Title
1-abstract 1. Abstract
2-motivation 2. Motivation
3-design-thesis 3. Design Thesis
4-scope 4. Scope
5-non-goals 5. Non-Goals
6-definitions 6. Definitions
7-enforce-signal-model 7. ENFORCE Signal Model
8-enforce-signal-types 8. ENFORCE Signal Types
9-compact-vgl-form 9. Compact VGL Form
10-enforce-lifecycle 10. ENFORCE Lifecycle
11-issuance-rules 11. Issuance Rules
12-receipt-rules 12. Receipt Rules
13-local-enforcement-rules 13. Local Enforcement Rules
14-propagation-rules 14. Propagation Rules
15-acknowledgment-rules 15. Acknowledgment Rules
16-ttl-and-expiration 16. TTL and Expiration
17-supersession 17. Supersession
18-priority-model 18. Priority Model
19-conflict-handling 19. Conflict Handling
20-trust-levels 20. Trust Levels
21-force-capable-enforce 21. Force-Capable ENFORCE
22-first-responder-enforce 22. First Responder ENFORCE
23-agentic-enforce 23. Agentic ENFORCE
24-cognitive-safety-enforce 24. Cognitive Safety ENFORCE
25-hybrid-governance-actor-enforce 25. Hybrid Governance Actor ENFORCE
26-split-brain-governance 26. Split-Brain Governance
27-peer-challenge 27. Peer Challenge
28-replay-semantics 28. Replay Semantics
29-failure-modes 29. Failure Modes
30-security-considerations 30. Security Considerations
31-privacy-and-human-rights-considerations 31. Privacy and Human Rights Considerations
32-conformance 32. Conformance
33-examples 33. Examples
34-summary 34. Summary