pre-authorization-protocol

To define emergency governance roles, you map specific emergency criteria to pre-authorized roles and establish bounded authority scopes, hard ceilings, and auto-expiration to prevent improvised power during crises.

Pre-authorization for emergency governance is the process of establishing consent for rapid response roles before crises occur. It is needed when ETHOS governance contexts require rapid responses that must stay within defined boundaries.

You set hard ceilings and irreducible constraints for emergency roles by acknowledging them during the role design phase, ensuring they are tracked in the Pre-Authorization Registry and aligned with the irreducible-constraints.yaml file.

Yes, the pre-authorization protocol supports auto-expiration by setting expiration parameters for emergency roles and facilitates post-emergency reviews and ongoing calibration through a transparent ACT-driven registry.

A Pre-Authorization Registry entry includes role_id, role_name, associated_criteria, authority_scope, hard_ceilings, auto_expiration, primary_holder, alternate_holders, status, and activation_history for comprehensive role tracking.