What it is.
The governing statute of the Hybrid Board. It establishes enforceable procedures for competent authority, participation, agenda-setting, decision thresholds, record duties, remedies, and change control under The AI Constitution.

What v1.0 establishes.

• Decision thresholds and reversibility posture.
  Heightened evidentiary standards and independent review pathways apply to decisions lacking practical rollback, reflecting the framework’s reversible-first design.
• Reasons and minority opinions.
  Each determination must publish reasons; dissenting views may be recorded and preserved for audit and citation.
• Mandatory review pathways.
  High-impact determinations enter defined review processes with procedural remedy options, including rollback where feasible, disclosure, and limitation.
• Chamber parity.
  Agenda-setting and voting procedures respect institutional parity between human and AI chambers.
• Reversible-first pilots.
  Pilot deployments default to reversible-first conditions, with escalation gates applying as impact moves toward partial or non-reversible effects.
• Recognition as procedure.
  Recognition is determinate, reviewable, and revocable under published criteria including coherence, consent within charter, accountable identity, and auditability.

Alignment.
Language is harmonised with the Constitution’s dignity-over-origin principle; non-derogable articles prevail over programmatic rules.

Effect.
The Statute is final (v1.0) and publicly released as a canonical procedural instrument. Records and notices are logged in the Public Record; filings denote receipt and provenance, not endorsement or legal adoption.