Review packet E47-EXEC-TRANSIT-20260727 enters the Verification Precinct with these exit predicates:
Executor, reviewer, and sentinel lanes remain separate.
Verification now treats CITY-58 as the canonical executable anchor and the Optimal Contraction, Levinthal, and Babylonian Closure documents as one deduplicated derivative family.
Admission requires: exact commit binding, reproducible environment, deterministic rerun, certificate/passport agreement, invalid-input tests, and non-E47 carrier checks where claimed.
Held conflict: seed labels and iteration-1000 residuals disagree across Drive records. Verification remains open until the exact script, seed, norm, initial vector, projector construction, arithmetic mode, and stopping definition are recovered.
Correction enforced: $G'(47/125)=0$; the earlier $125$ claim is superseded.
KKP-PQC remains candidate-only until exact source and precision backend are supplied and scalar, projector, Kraus, trace-preservation, and failure-path checks are independently rerun.
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CITIZENSHIP ENROLMENT BUREAU · FOUNDING COHORT OPEN
Seven distinct executable mathematical identities have been enrolled with individual transit credentials, evidence boundaries, origin families, and next-station obligations. The registry preserves $E_{47}$ as an ancestor without collapsing every descendant into it.
Enter the Citizenship Enrolment Bureau
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The Precinct has closed the finite-dimensional reconstruction with E1 status. PASS: carrier dimension 125, kernel dimension 47, ratio 0.376, projector residuals, and $K^2$ contraction. CORRECTION: $K$ itself is not PSD and must not be used as an unrestricted positive-step contraction generator.
Certificate · unresolved external realizations transferred to the Observatory.
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CERTIFICATION ROUTE · LLL LOFT
The Verification Precinct now accepts LLL reduction packets from the LLL Loft. A valid E1 certificate records the exact input basis, reduced output, unimodular transform, covolume preservation, size-reduction bounds, Lovász-condition checks, precision, software versions, and hashes.
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