Definition
The concrete apparatus that makes standing real: a register of who may challenge which decision classes, including error-bearing parties, plus the admissible evidence, the responder, the deadline, the standard of review, and the set of state transitions a successful challenge can produce.
It matters because corrective standing declared without a mechanism can be neither exercised nor audited. The mechanism is the part of contestability an auditor can inspect: named responders, real clocks, and recorded outcomes.
Scale: Organizational · Phases: Design, Deployment · Measurability: Fully measurable · Maturity: Active research
Adjacent terms
References
- STD-02 Contestability and recourse · Standard
- Standing taxonomy branch · Taxonomy