Definition
The object on an authority grant naming the party that accepts liability for the latency and errors of the automation, the instrument that binds them, and the carve-outs they claim. It exists because a system may not hide behind algorithmic error: the operating institution answers for what its delegation does.
Carve-outs are recorded before an incident rather than assembled after one. A limitation the issuer knows about is priced at deployment; the record exists so the residual risk everyone else carries is visible in the issuer's words, not the defendant's.
Scale: Organizational · Phases: Design, Deployment, Audit, Repair · Measurability: Fully measurable · Maturity: Core concept
Adjacent terms
References
- STD-08 Delegation · Standard
- STD-01 Temporal Bill of Rights · Standard