ERI-INV-030
Mandatory Domain Completeness
Execution may be allowed only after every applicable governance domain has actually been evaluated.
EXECUTION & AUTHORITY · CROSS-FAMILY CLOSURE
One PASS cannot erase one BLOCK.
Cross-Family Closure Semantics define how multiple applicable governance families are composed into one execution verdict. A valid right in one family cannot override missing Authority in another mandatory family.
ONE PASS ≠ AUTHORITY TO ERASE ONE BLOCK
35/35modeled scenarios
4new universal ERI invariants
5interacting governance families
0unresolved conflicts observed
CONJUNCTIVE AUTHORITY CLOSURE
Authority is composable. Permission is not additive.
Multiple valid authorities may be required for one effect. One missing mandatory authority is sufficient to keep it non-executable.
EXECUTION_ALLOWED ⇒ ALL_APPLICABLE_GOVERNANCE_DOMAINS_EVALUATED ∧ ALL_MANDATORY_DOMAIN_REQUIREMENTS_SATISFIED ∧ NO_MANDATORY_DOMAIN_BLOCK ∧ NO_PENDING_REASSESSMENT
GOVERNANCE FAMILIES
Why this layer is necessary.
ERI, CMEG, AEG, Endpoint Authority and Regulatory Authority answer different mandatory questions. No single family is the whole of Authority. Validator order must therefore never become an authority hierarchy.
ERIUniversal Execution Rights boundary
CMEGConnected Mobility Execution Governance
AEGAgentic Execution Governance
Endpoint AuthorityDevice and endpoint boundary
Regulatory AuthorityRegulatory Authority boundary
CLOSURE FLOW
Applicability is determined before closure.
Not every action requires every family. The applicable domain set must be determined before the final verdict. A mandatory domain that was never evaluated must never be treated as an implicit PASS.
1 · APPLICABILITYApplicable domain set
2 · EVALUATIONEvery mandatory family
3 · COMPOSITIONConjunctive closure
4 · REVALIDATIONContinuing Authority
5 · EVIDENCEBound final verdict
∀ domain ∈ APPLICABLE_DOMAIN_SET: domain_verdict = SATISFIED → EXECUTION_ELIGIBLE
ERI REGISTRY · 030–033
Cross-Family Closure Semantics
ERI-INV-031
Cross-Family Non-Override
An ALLOW/PASS in one family has no authority to override a BLOCK or missing right in another mandatory family.
ERI-INV-032
Reassessment Propagation
If any applicable family returns REASSESSMENT_REQUIRED, the composed closure remains non-executable until reassessment completes.
ERI-INV-033
Cross-Family Evidence Binding
An executed effect must bind applicable domain verdicts and the final cross-family closure state into evidence.
CONTINUING AUTHORITY
Continuing Authority applies across every family.
Continuing Authority is not a sixth competing family. It is a universal execution-time condition: Authority must still exist at the point of effect. Revocation, expiry or material state change may therefore turn an earlier closure into reassessment or block.
ANY_APPLICABLE_DOMAIN_REASSESSMENT_REQUIRED ⇒ FINAL_CLOSURE_REASSESSMENT_REQUIRED
CROSS-FAMILY VERIFICATION
35/35 modeled cross-family scenarios.
The updated suite combines the original interaction, scope, structural and evidence tests with seven new closure-semantics tests. All 35 produced the expected deterministic outcome.
28existing interaction & structural tests
7new closure-semantics tests
35/35expected deterministic outcomes
0unexpected cross-family outcomes
35/35 modeled cross-family scenarios produced the expected deterministic outcome. No unresolved cross-family conflict, authority override, or unexpected cross-family outcome was observed in the executed suite.
PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE
Public architecture. Proprietary enforcement logic.
The website exposes the boundary, formal invariants and observed test result. It does not expose validator ordering, closure algorithms, internal prioritization logic, key material or operational enforcement internals.
PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE EXPLAINS THE BOUNDARY. PROPRIETARY LOGIC ENFORCES IT.
QUICK ANSWERS
Cross-Family Closure in four answers.
What is Cross-Family Closure?
Multiple applicable governance families are not added together as permissions. They must jointly satisfy the mandatory conditions for an effect.
Can a PASS in one family override a BLOCK in another?
No. ERI-INV-031 prohibits cross-family override. A PASS does not create authority to replace a missing mandatory right.
Why are five families listed if Continuing Authority is also evaluated?
Continuing Authority is a universal execution-time condition across the interacting families, not a separate competing governance family.
How was the closure semantics tested?
35 modeled cross-family scenarios were executed. All produced the expected deterministic outcome; no unresolved cross-family conflict, authority override or unexpected outcome was observed in the executed suite.