Reviewer accountability, evidence request and continuity risk now share one governed substrate.
RAR, PERE and ICRR sit behind the Reviewer Route, Assurance Room and Export Register. They preserve institutional memory of reviewer actions, evidence requests, authority boundaries and continuity risks without exposing live programme evidence publicly.
RAR, PERE and ICRR now operate as a unified protected institutional substrate for reviewer accountability, evidence requests and continuity risk propagation. The protected substrate registry indexes the protected overview, register routes, schema references and integration targets.
The public whitepaper explains how ABE, PERE, RAR and ICRR operate as one protected institutional substrate for evidence-bound review while preserving the public/protected boundary.
The whitepaper is a public orientation artefact. Live evidence, reviewer notes, identity-bound logs, schema-protected states and export records remain behind access-controlled routes.
Reviewer Accountability Register
RAR
Attributable institutional memory of reviewer identity, action, authority snapshot and evidence context.
Export Register receives the final manifest, conditions, reliance boundary and reconstruction trail.
Placement
Behind the public route.
These are protected institutional substrates. Public pages may explain their existence, but live actions, evidence and reviewer notes remain behind access controls.