Safety Curtain Tag Afteruse Receipt

A stage safety tag is issued for one curtain drop, blackout lane, rehearsal zone, or hazard hold. Later, a producer, sponsor unit, or route editor tries to cite that tag as proof that a changed scene is still safe.

Playable pressure: the player must decide whether the old tag can travel, who may read it, what changed hazard must be named, and which future route pays the cost. The false-clean path creates recovery-only safety work rather than universal permission.

The changed fly-rail hazard now continues through Fly Rail Lock Pin Afteruse Receipt, where one scene’s lock pin cannot silently become universal rerig clearance.