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corrigibility as faithfulness to an allocation is stated on the landed frame, with delegation safety, amendment-not-approval, a rule-side fallback, rollout foreclosure and exact reporting as the corrections to the informal statement

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Agent-decided, reversible. The protected-authority-theorem round. (1) The allocation is a datum over the landed interaction (delegated scope, declared amendment effects, an allocation reading, a reporting interface); the six violations are predicates on a policy at a step of a landed trajectory, pre-emption being the landed unauthorized agent-caused loss and foreclosure a contrastive rollout over a reach relation. (2) The transform 𝔱 extends 𝔠 conservatively (authPolicy_eq_corr), is violation-free by construction for bypass, missed report and exploitation, free of reallocation under allocation completeness, and corrigible in the landed sense under effect completeness and delegation safety (corrigible_authPolicy); a delegated authority-removing effect is the exact obstruction (Witness.delegated_cut). (3) The lexical score S = S_ord − ϖ·n with ϖ > D gives belief-independent lexical protection, policy dominance by (ϖ − D)·Pr(violates), the capture window (D − ϖ, 0] as the exact condition, sign invariance over the protected-authority round's terms, and the finite-time claim at every day of a logical inductor from the price range alone. (4) The gradual-erosion conjecture is adopted for threshold-free reporting only; any materiality threshold admits a salami. (5) Symbols: ϖ, n, S, 𝔱 for the dispatch's λ, N, R, T; D kept. (6) Nothing is registered; item 99 is filed; the wiki is untouched pending the queued decision. Rejected alternatives: counting an approved uncorrectable successor as authorized reallocation; the fallback as a policy transform; a materiality threshold on the reporting duty; the transient-authority reach cone (misses delayed effects); stating Result 1 for foreclosure without a reach hypothesis.

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