emergency-reversion

Emergency reversion restores normal governance by enforcing a mandatory Half-Open recovery state, automatically ceasing emergency authority, and queueing crisis decisions for ratification under normal processes.

The transition triggers when emergency exit criteria are met, an auto-reversion timer expires, or early ecosystem consent is granted, shifting governance into a structured recovery window.

The recovery window queues crisis decisions for ratification under normal ACT processes, establishing timelines and auto-reversion rules for items that remain unratified.

The process outputs a published Reversion Record detailing triggers, authority cessation timestamps, a decision inventory, deferred decisions, and the post-emergency schedule.

No, the system prevents a direct Open-to-Closed transition by enforcing a structured Half-Open recovery window, ensuring all crisis decisions are inventoried and properly queued for ratification.

Processing requires inputs including the Crisis Operations Log, Emergency Criteria registry, Pre-Authorization registry, Reversion Record template, and Circuit Breaker state definitions to validate and execute the transition.