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A.2.8.PER:9 - Consequences

Permission becomes inspectable without being inflated into a universal authorization ontology. Practitioners can distinguish a tentative frame-relative result from an enduring grant and from actual exercise, and can stop on unresolved conflict without letting a gate or permit display choose precedence. The cost is recording enough policy, identity, scope, window, and eligibility detail to support the intended use.