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Section 33 of 105
32. Prohibitions and Restricted Actions
Stable section ID: S05-CON-014-SECTION-33 · 18 content blocks
Rules shall explicitly identify actions or conditions that are prohibited or restricted because they create unacceptable risk, invalidate compatibility, compromise evidence, or violate constitutional authority.
Prohibited actions may include:
- Bypassing required safety gates.
- Falsifying or altering evidence.
- Reusing a withdrawn identity.
- Concealing known damage.
- Connecting incompatible Interfaces.
- Unauthorized modification of a certified configuration.
- Overwriting critical lifecycle history.
- Disabling mandatory protection without authorization.
- Representing unverified assets as conforming.
- Allowing AI or robots to exceed assigned authority.
- Substituting materials without required review.
- Removing required physical identification.
- Creating unsafe dependence on inaccessible proprietary services.
- Restrictions shall state whether they are absolute or whether an authorized process may permit limited action.
- A prohibition shall identify the protected outcome and, where practical, the hazardous condition it prevents.
Emergency actions may temporarily depart from normal procedures when necessary to protect life, but the authority, scope, duration, evidence, and subsequent review shall remain controlled.