Review Structure
Review is an operational procedure.
Access review is structured to retain context, route uncertainty, identify authority requirements, and preserve accountability across review states.
Intake review
Incoming operational context is retained with organization, role, constraints, runtime signals, and governance policy evaluation.
Authority review
Authority review is used when the requested operating scope indicates elevated consequence, restricted operation, or human authority dependency.
Manual governance review
Manual review is used where context is incomplete, organization information is limited, or operational constraints require reviewer interpretation.
Restricted review paths
Restricted paths hold requests that present sensitive role context, restricted operational keywords, or governance uncertainty.
Reviewer attribution
Review movement retains reviewer identity, reviewer notes, and decision context so authority does not disappear into system state.
This doctrine describes public governance posture. It does not expose internal review surfaces, tokens, or operational request records.