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This proposal defines a government-led feasibility study of decision reassessment under changing and restricted evidence. The synthetic mission concerns backup-power continuity for essential services. It specifies responsibilities, illustrative development budgets, interface and validation rules, atomic record issuance and human acceptance, conservative recovery, deterministic fixtures, independent comparison, measurable disclosure tests, and minimum essential-service constraints. Phase A is a six-month conventional study; a quantum feasibility phase is conditional on useful results and a defensible workload. The mechanism has not been built or experimentally validated. Originality, practical superiority, exclusive rights, and operational fitness remain unestablished. Read with Sovereign Intelligence Decision Assurance version 2.1, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23221938. Author: Naveed Islam Butt. Version 1.2, 7 October 2026.
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