05 · Official RP / Canon Gate (Phase D)

Authority check (live)

• governance_object_ownership = 0 rows
• process_axis_delegation = 0 rows
• apr_approvals human-president approve votes for any PROC-OWN subject = 0 → No valid owner/president/delegation authority exists. Officialization is therefore impossible without faking authority. We did not.

Result

• Official AX-PROCESS RP stays 0/453.
• axis_assignment stays 25 (none for AX-PROCESS).
• AX-PROCESS axis status stays CANDIDATE.
• PIV-340..353 stay proposals (max physical PIV today is PIV-313).
• Canon verdict: CANON_BLOCKED_OWNER_ONLY (unchanged; all engineering cleared).

Exact sequence to flip official RP > 0 (when authority exists)

1. PROC-OWN-01 — president+quorum vote → assign AX-PROCESS owner (reversible).
2. PROC-OWN-02 — president+quorum vote → register AX-PROCESS axis as canon (IRREVERSIBLE birth). This is the pivot that makes official RP assignable.
3. Candidate confirmations — owner confirms the 6 PROCESS_CANDIDATE clusters (and job:cut via PROC-OWN-03); fn_wf_candidate_action_execute('CONFIRM_PROCESS_CANDIDATE',...) runs once authority gates pass.
4. Birth requests — CREATE_BIRTH_REQUEST (currently fail-closed) for confirmed candidates.
5. axis_assignment — governed path writes AX-PROCESS assignments → official RP count rises from 0.
6. PROC-OWN-05 — activate the 7 process.* event types.

Each step is gated; the handler built this run will execute steps 3–4 only after steps 1–2 produce real ownership + a recorded president vote. Verify after step 5: SELECT count(*) FROM axis_assignment WHERE axis_code='AX-PROCESS' > 0.

Blocker

PROC-OWN-01 then PROC-OWN-02 president votes. No engineering blocker.