Red lines
Encode no violence, no retaliation, no degrading rituals, and fair-work requirements as reviewable policy. A policy is only meaningful when its owner, scope, and escalation path are explicit.
CRF is a proposed governance framework for high-power cultural and hospitality residencies. It turns red lines, worker protections, escalation, and audit evidence into an operating design that venues can review before they host.
Encode no violence, no retaliation, no degrading rituals, and fair-work requirements as reviewable policy. A policy is only meaningful when its owner, scope, and escalation path are explicit.
Venue, visiting team, worker representatives, ombudsperson, auditor, and insurer receive distinct responsibilities. No single party is positioned as the sole editor of incident history.
Capture decisions, reports, overrides, and outcomes with provenance metadata. The scaffold describes an evidence contract; it does not claim a live or immutable ledger is deployed.
Record the venue, visiting entity, jurisdiction, workforce, policies, reporting routes, and unresolved questions before access is granted.
Set red lines, thresholds, roles, worker protections, response times, and disclosure boundaries. Obtain counsel and worker-representative review.
Track reports, schedule or payroll exceptions, surveys, and decisions. A severe allegation pauses the relevant activity pending human review.
Produce an anonymised, evidence-linked summary with open questions and limitations. Never turn an unverified allegation into a finding.
The registry describes a Workers' Justice & Futures Fund (WJFF) concept for counsel, therapy, worker-led cooperatives, and training. This page records it as a design proposal only: no foundation, contribution flow, board, bank account, or disbursement has been represented as operational here.
Any Denmark or cross-border implementation requires local counsel, tax and charity review, GDPR analysis, worker/union participation, and independently verified funding terms.
Scope, roles, intake checklist, red-line charter, and escalation matrix for a proposed pilot.
Policy, identity, evidence, telemetry, and export contracts to be reviewed before implementation.
Worker representatives, venue counsel, insurers, auditors, and regulators are review parties - not implied endorsements.
Venues, visiting teams, worker representatives, insurers, and legal counsel can enter the CRF pilot pipeline through the flows below. All engagements begin as a staged application; nothing is billed until scope, counsel review, and pilot readiness are jointly signed.
Submit venue, jurisdiction, workforce profile, and target residency window. Application is reviewed for CRF scope fit, red-line compatibility, and counsel readiness before any pricing conversation.
CRF pilot capacity is deliberately limited each cycle to protect review quality. Reserve interest to be sequenced into the next cohort; a reservation is a hold on review capacity, not a commercial commitment.
For counsel, worker-representative, insurer, or press inquiries, contact CRF directly. All correspondence is treated as staged review material and never republished without explicit consent.
Tier structure below reflects the Michelin-class residency scope of CRF: pilot, standard cohort, and enterprise/institutional. Exact figures are jointly scoped with the venue and counsel; the placeholders below are not fabricated numbers.
Note on figures: CRF pricing is jointly scoped and never quoted before intake review. EXACT_FACT_GAP markers indicate figures that remain sovereign until scoped with the venue.
This scaffold is derived from the CRF canonical registry supplied by AC-1 and the repository's Reconciliation Lake/Cowork handoff records. Those records are source references, not deployment receipts or independent validation.
Current status: source scaffold present in the repository; public deployment, certification, WJFF formation, legal execution, and live telemetry are unproven.
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16 U.S. provisional filings · 73 technical specifications · 9 families
constitutional runtime and evidence control layer AND kit framework orchestration (10-kit deployment)
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