Emergency Stand-In Consent Receipt / 临时替演同意回执线

A broadcast desk may ask a stand-in to carry an absent artist, voiceprint, route asset, or memorial performance because the slot cannot be allowed to black out. This storyline makes that emergency playable without treating substitution as clean consent.

The pressure is not “find any replacement.” The player must expose who is missing, what asset or body is being substituted, who can consent for the stand-in, which reader or fan group is excluded, and how the broadcast reality will remember the substitution later.

Playable question

When an emergency slot needs a replacement, does the producer:

• certify the stand-in with narrow consent and a visible source absence;
• attach the substituted route asset to lawful custody;
• split the receipt between fans, sponsor, and archive readers;
• quarantine the performance until the missing artist or custodian is named;
• pay and protect the stand-in as a future witness;
• publish an objection note before broadcast;
• or let the show air on false clean consent and carry the future scar?

State entry

Open only from visible state pressure:

entry_state_required:
  trigger_kind: state_pressure
  emergency_broadcast_slot_visible: true
  missing_artist_or_custodian_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  standin_identity_visible: true
  substituted_voice_body_or_route_asset_visible: true
  requested_consent_scope_visible: true
  approving_authority_or_absence_visible: true
  excluded_or_harmed_reader_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  future_reader_consumes_standin_state: true
  player_can_certify_attach_split_quarantine_pay_object_or_default: true
  no_fixed_turn_trigger: true
  no_fixed_day_or_week_trigger: true
  no_raw_slot_count_trigger: true
  no_dashboard_or_lens_health_trigger: true

Do not open from fixed turn count, day/week interval, raw available slot count, dashboard state, lens health, or generic sponsor anger.

Consequences

A clean branch can save the slot but still records custody, payment, scope, and future reader effect. A risky branch can preserve audience stability while increasing archive liability or witness reprisal. A default branch creates a false-consent scar that later readers, inspectors, or fans can consume as proof of substitution abuse.

Emergency Stand-In Afteruse Receipt handles that later seam: once a stand-in consent state exists, any sponsor, archive, lawful, public, route-asset, management, recovery, broadcast-reality, or ending reader that wants to cite it must prove source receipt, missing party, stand-in, substituted asset, bridge, harmed party, after-state, and future effect instead of treating the emergency substitution as universal consent.