Integrity is engineered, not assumed.
Introduction
Operational integrity ensures decisions, processes, and authority structures remain consistent and verifiable. This page defines:
- How decisions are validated
- How errors are corrected
- How authority is delegated
- How authority is revoked
This is the governance equivalent of “chain of custody.” It defines decision validation, error correction, authority delegation, authority revocation, and chain‑of‑custody rules.
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