RFC-024: D-DNA for Governed Autonomy — 27. Retention

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27. Retention

D-DNA retention SHOULD be determined by:

risk class
mission type
legal requirements
safety requirements
incident status
human harm potential
force-capability involvement
cognitive harm involvement
organizational governance requirements

Suggested retention classes:

retention_classes:
  transient_low_risk:
    example: low-risk agent tool check
    retention: short

  standard_governance:
    example: ordinary governed action
    retention: organizational_standard

  safety_critical:
    example: drone, robot, first responder, medical, infrastructure
    retention: extended

  force_capable:
    example: use-of-force support or denial
    retention: legal_and_command_required

  cognitive_harm:
    example: psychological safety intervention
    retention: privacy_sensitive_governed_retention

  incident:
    example: harm, near miss, violation, governance conflict
    retention: incident_lifecycle_plus_legal_hold

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