Audit Continuity
Governance requires retained history.
Achoice records review movement as continuity, so operational decisions remain connected to the authority and context that produced them.
Append-only retention
Audit events are appended rather than overwritten. Prior review history remains part of the institutional record.
Mutation recording
Review state changes, route changes, reviewer notes, blocked transitions, overrides, and policy evaluations are retained as governance events.
Transition accountability
A transition records previous state, next state, previous route, next route, actor, mutation source, and governance reason where available.
Policy override recording
Policy override is not silent. It is recorded as its own event and remains connected to reviewer attribution and decision context.
Institutional continuity
Continuity preserves how authority, policy, and operational context shaped a request over time.
This doctrine describes public governance posture. It does not expose internal review surfaces, tokens, or operational request records.