Three acceptance lines sit on one dam-and-hiring program: any “open spillway” advice stays frozen 45 seconds so a licensed operator can cancel it; a hiring screen’s agreed fairness metric may not exceed a stated gap across named groups; the conventional over-pressure interlock must still trip even if the acoustic model is unsure. How should those three be mapped?

Short Explanation

Map the three lines separately. A 45-second spillway freeze for a licensed cancel is intervenability. A stated fairness-gap limit across named groups is societal and ethical risk mitigation. The conventional over-pressure interlock that must still trip is safety. Do not collapse all three into a miss-rate band.

Full Explanation

Keep intervenability, ethical-risk mitigation, and safety distinct. Collapsing them into correctness, controllability, or Chapter 5 procedures loses those examples.

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