Phase 6A — Wave 1 / S1 Owner Engagement & Evidence Acquisition Activation
Externalizing the existing S1 requests: AWAITING_OWNER → OWNER_ACKNOWLEDGED → EVIDENCE_SUBMITTED
Lovable may prepare, route and assess evidence acquisition, but only competent real-world owners can create the authority and OperationalClosureEvidence needed to move Phase 6A. Activation of S1 is not progress against any blocker.
A · S1 Executive Execution Summary
S1 is activated for external execution against the six existing Wave 1 requests with no upstream dependency: ER-01, ER-06, ER-07 (longest external lead times) and ER-11, ER-16, ER-17 (competent decisions obtainable from internal authority now). Each remains AWAITING_OWNER. Nothing has been acknowledged, submitted, assessed or retested.
- · No blocker closes at S1; closure is not reachable through engagement.
- · No owner acknowledgement may be recorded by the design team.
- · No synthetic or reconstructed artefact may enter the intake queue.
- · BC-09 requests (ER-26/27/28) remain outside Wave 1; BC09Protection unaltered.
- · Retest triggers remain NOT_PREPARED until a real assessment reaches SUFFICIENT_FOR_RETEST.
B · Exact S1 Request Population
Exactly the six existing S1 requests. Status remains AWAITING_OWNER until an actual external acknowledgement is supplied and recorded with an attributable reference.
Federated participation map per source and object class
Enterprise interface hosting and data-movement authorization
Pilot identity provisioning and authentication
Lifecycle ownership and transition authority acceptance
Retention basis and period per record class
Personal-data classification and minimisation decision
C · Owner-Facing Evidence Request Packages
Request language is technical, minimal and non-leading. No wording indicates a preferred answer, and 'Not Requested' is stated explicitly so that no owner is asked to approve something outside their authority.
D · Six High-Leverage Artefact Acquisition View
One artefact may support several requests, but acceptance assessments are never merged. Each request is assessed independently against its own MinimumAcceptableEvidence.
| Candidate | Owner | Requests | Blockers | Criteria potentially satisfied | Criteria still requiring separate evidence | Priority | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EAC-01 | Enterprise Architecture | ER-01 · ER-02 · ER-04 · ER-05 | BC-01 · BC-03 · BC-06 | Declared participation mode, object class and read/write boundary per source at enterprise level. | Per-source owner acceptance (ER-02/04/05 each still require their own owner statement) and IT authorization (ER-06). | S1_IMMEDIATE | NOT_SUPPLIED — partially pre-existing in enterprise governance; not requested-and-received. |
| EAC-02 | IT / IM | ER-06 · ER-02 · ER-03 · ER-04 · ER-05 | BC-01 · BC-02 | Authorization and named constraints for the declared federation mechanisms. | System-owner authority statements; authentication design owned by IAM; failure behaviour per object class. | S1_IMMEDIATE | NOT_SUPPLIED — cannot pre-exist for this scope; must be issued for the declared mechanisms. |
| EAC-03 | IAM / Cyber | ER-07 · ER-08 · ER-09 | BC-02 · BC-03 | Identity provider, authentication method, role resolution source, delegation/revocation behaviour. | Demonstrated revocation with real identities (ER-09 preferred form) and the HR authoritative person source (ER-10). | S1_IMMEDIATE | NOT_SUPPLIED — design part documentable now; provisioning part is new work. |
| EAC-04 | HR / RRLL | ER-10 · ER-08 | BC-02 | Authoritative person source, update cadence and steward. | IAM endorsement of the mapping to authority scopes; Wave 2 BC-04 capacity criteria are separate. | POST_S1 | NOT_SUPPLIED — ER-10 sits in S3; requested outside S1. |
| EAC-05 | Business Product Owner | ER-11 · ER-12 | BC-03 | Accepted lifecycle ownership and transition authority per object class. | Q4 federation-edge boundary confirmation (ER-12 owner statement) and technical enforcement, which is BC-02-held. | S1_IMMEDIATE | NOT_SUPPLIED — most obtainable Wave 1 artefact; internal authority, no BC-02 dependency. |
| EAC-06 | Records Management + Privacy (joint issue, separate decisions) | ER-16 · ER-17 · ER-18 | BC-05 | DataClassification, RecordClass, RetentionBasis, DataMinimisation and AccessScope per class. | Health custodian confirmation of the binary fitness flag remains a separate competent decision (ER-18). | S1_IMMEDIATE | NOT_SUPPLIED — ER-16/ER-17 activated in S1; ER-18 (health custodian) runs in S3. |
E · BC-01 / BC-02 Critical-Path Actions
ER-01, ER-06 and ER-07 initiate the longest external lead-time dependencies in Wave 1. Delay here propagates to every BC-01 and BC-02 retest; nothing downstream can compensate.
- · RealPilotIdentity — identity provider, authentication method and provisioned Pilot identities (ER-07).
- · RoleResolution — authoritative role source and mapping to authority scopes (ER-08, dependent on ER-10 in S3/S4).
- · AuthorityScope — scope boundaries, delegation and revocation behaviour (ER-09, dependency-held on ER-07).
F · BC-03 / BC-05 / BC-06 Parallel Decision Actions
Governance decisions proceed independently of integration; they are not held behind BC-01 or BC-02.
G · Owner Acknowledgement Intake
The acknowledgement register is append-only and currently empty. No acknowledgement may be recorded on behalf of an owner, and authority is never inferred from the act of responding.
- · AWAITING_OWNER → OWNER_ACKNOWLEDGED (requires an attributable acknowledgement record)
- · OWNER_ACKNOWLEDGED → EVIDENCE_SUBMITTED (requires an actual artefact with a reference)
- · EVIDENCE_SUBMITTED → UNDER_EVIDENCE_REVIEW (seven-check assessment; never closure)
H · Authority-Dispute Routing
A disputed authority is a governance finding, never a closure. Disputes are routed to the existing escalation register (ESC-01…ESC-04); no substitute owner is appointed by the design team.
| Req | Competent owner | If owner states | Recorded as | Routed to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ER-01 | Enterprise Architecture | NOT_MY_AUTHORITY | OWNER_AUTHORITY_DISPUTED | ESC-02 |
| ER-06 | IT / IM | NOT_MY_AUTHORITY | OWNER_AUTHORITY_DISPUTED | ESC-02 |
| ER-07 | IAM / Cyber | NOT_MY_AUTHORITY | OWNER_AUTHORITY_DISPUTED | ESC-02 |
| ER-11 | Business Product Owner | NOT_MY_AUTHORITY | OWNER_AUTHORITY_DISPUTED | ESC-02 |
| ER-16 | Records Management | NOT_MY_AUTHORITY | OWNER_AUTHORITY_DISPUTED | ESC-02 |
| ER-17 | Privacy | NOT_MY_AUTHORITY | OWNER_AUTHORITY_DISPUTED | ESC-02 |
I · Evidence Arrival Queue
Arrival of an artefact never closes a blocker. EVIDENCE_SUBMITTED moves to UNDER_EVIDENCE_REVIEW and the seven-check assessment from /erx is executed before any quality level is recorded.
- · AUTHENTIC — Issued by the named owner through an attributable channel.
- · CURRENT — Within its stated validity window and not superseded.
- · IN_SCOPE — Addresses the ApplicableScope of the request, not an adjacent topic.
- · OWNER_COMPETENT — The issuing function actually holds the authority claimed.
- · TRACEABLE — Carries a reference, version and date that can be reconstructed later.
- · SUFFICIENT_FOR_CRITERION — Satisfies the MinimumAcceptableEvidence of this request.
- · NO_MATERIAL_CONTRADICTION — Does not conflict with the frozen architecture or another accepted artefact.
- · NONE — No competent operational evidence received.
- · PARTIAL — Some criteria satisfied; the blocker cannot yet be retested.
- · SUFFICIENT_FOR_RETEST — Enough to attempt a targeted retest — not closure.
- · SUFFICIENT_FOR_CLOSURE — Retest passed and every acceptance criterion is evidenced.
Every retest trigger remains NOT_PREPARED until an actual evidence assessment reaches SUFFICIENT_FOR_RETEST. Simulation, design or synthetic evidence may never trigger a targeted retest.
J · S1 Execution Control Panel
No readiness percentage is displayed. Engagement volume is not readiness.
BC-01 / BC-02 / BC-03 / BC-05 / BC-06 = OPEN
Lovable may prepare, route and assess evidence acquisition, but only competent real-world owners can create the authority and OperationalClosureEvidence needed to move Phase 6A.