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Cross Instance Federation Control

Cross-Instance Federation Control Protocol

Interoperability, Authority Boundaries & Network Integrity

Purpose

The Federation Control Protocol governs structured coordination between autonomous governance instances while preserving local authority and preventing boundary collapse.

Federation is opt-in and rule-bound.

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I. Federation Preconditions

An instance must satisfy:

GAR ≥ Operational

No critical risk flags

network_graph_and_metaontology.federation.enabled = true

Interop standards declared

Clear separation_of_powers structure

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II. Federation Interface Layer

Each instance must expose:

Governance spec version

Decision type taxonomy

Ledger reference format

Role authority map

Credential validation method

Interface must be schema-compatible.

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III. Authority Boundary Rules

Federation does not:

Override constitutional invariants

Override treasury controls

Merge role authority without explicit joint resolution

Collapse amendment pathways

Each federated action must:

Declare originating instance

Declare decision type authority

Reference ledger ID

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IV. Cross-Instance Decision Modes

Advisory Mode

Non-binding coordination signals.

Joint Resolution Mode

Parallel decisions executed independently but harmonized.

Delegated Execution Mode

One instance authorizes another via explicit threshold.

Delegation must include:

Scope

Time limit

Revocation mechanism

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V. Shared Resource Pools

If resource pooling occurs:

Allocation logic must be explicitly codified

Risk exposure boundaries declared

Exit conditions defined

Dispute arbitration mechanism specified

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VI. Federation Revocation

An instance may exit federation if:

Constitutional amendment authorizes exit

Notice period observed

Shared obligations reconciled

Exit must:

Preserve audit trail

Revoke delegated authorities

Seal cross-instance credentials

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VII. Structural Guarantees

The Federation Control Protocol ensures:

Autonomous instance integrity

Non-collapsing authority boundaries

Interoperable semantic mapping

Traceable decision provenance

Scalable network coordination without centralization

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