1. Principle of Restoration

Harm is addressed through repair and prevention rather than punishment.

Impact takes precedence over intent.

2. Proportional Response

Explain that responses scale with the magnitude and duration of harm.

Penalties are directed toward repair and resilience.

3. Learning from Failure

Failures are anonymized and shared only as naked knowledge.

System intelligence improves through collective learning.

4. Reinstatement

Reinstatement may occur after:

- restitution

- demonstrated understanding

- corrected behavior

Repeated identical harm is not permitted.