Origin artifact
The original gate/system state remains preserved unchanged, including its documented determination.
immo.quick does not prohibit a human override that is permitted by competent external authority. But the system neither deletes nor rewrites the original state. The override creates a new, separately bound evidence artifact with traceable provenance to the originating artifact.
The original gate/system state remains preserved unchanged, including its documented determination.
The human intervention is a new event. It carries its own identity, role, time, reason and scope bindings.
The new artifact references its origin cryptographically and/or structurally. The chain remains reviewable instead of being overwritten.
The decisive difference is provenance. A reviewer does not have to reconstruct from distributed logs which system determination existed first and which human act followed. Both states remain separate and referenced to each other.
That a documented override exists as its own event, which origin it references and which bound attributes the record contains.
Whether the override is substantively lawful, creates liability, excuses conduct or is judicially admissible. That assessment remains outside the system.
Human discretion can remain possible without deleting the machine history. Responsibility is not legally declared — it is technically attributable and documented.