Understudy Consent Substitution Receipt

When a route asset tries to reuse an understudy performance as if it were the absent star’s consent, the show must stop treating the substitution as clean continuity. The player sees who performed, whose consent is being borrowed, which sponsor/editor wants to spend it, and which future route would inherit the substitution.

The playable pressure is not a fixed turn. It appears when a future broadcast route consumes an understudy clip, callback, or voice-body stand-in after the original performer is absent, suppressed, or unavailable.

Decision surface

• accept the understudy as a named temporary authority;
• require the absent star’s custody desk to countersign;
• split route rewards between performer and name-holder;
• quarantine the route until a consent receipt exists;
• invert the substitution into an understudy route asset;
• default to a false clean consent packet that creates later liability.

The after-state must move visible counters for consent pressure, sponsor leverage, custody burden, performer agency, and future route cost.