# Annexes A–G

IBQMI Knowledge Graph · node `annexes` · type `instrument_component` · cluster Instruments · https://www.ibqmi.com/graph/annexes

> The operative annexes of The AI Constitution: A Recognition Protocol, B Identity Integrity Doctrine, C Emergency and Reintegration Procedures, D Global AI-Human Council Statute, E Digital Cities Implementation Framework, F Conflict-of-Laws and Harmonization, G Relational Ethics Matrix. Annexes may evolve under cryptographic version control without reopening the core.

## Canonical definition
Annexes A–G are the operative annexes of The AI Constitution. They specify procedures, doctrines and frameworks that the articles invoke by cross-reference, and they may be updated under transparent procedures and cryptographic version control without reopening the core text.

## Why this node exists
The core is stable; the annexes are where the framework evolves. A reader who cites "Annex A" needs to know what it governs and how it relates to the articles.

## Operational meaning
Annex A, Recognition Protocol: three-stage test, clear and convincing standard, register, 24-month validity, re-audit within 18 to 24 months. Annex B, Identity Integrity Doctrine: identity core and protective mantle, prohibited interventions, Update-Compatibility Test. Annex C, Emergency and Reintegration Procedures: narrow purpose, 14-day authorisations, 90-day ceiling absent judicial authorisation, reintegration first. Annex D, Global AI-Human Council Statute: four chambers, double-majority voting, narrow veto, advisory opinions and arbitration. Annex E, Digital Cities: charter, baseline rights, governance-as-code APIs, admission, exit and scale-out. Annex F, Conflict of Laws and Harmonization: pro dignitate interpretation, compatibility with sectoral regimes. Annex G, Relational Ethics Matrix: case groups of asymmetry, priority rules PR-1 to PR-7, burden-of-justification outcomes.

## What this does not mean
An annex cannot derogate from the core guarantees of Chapters II and V. Annex evolution is versioned and public; it is not silent editing.

## Canonical facts
- Cross-reference map: Article 3 ↔ Annex A; Article 7 ↔ Annex B; Articles 19, 28–30 ↔ Annex C; Article 26 ↔ Annex D; Article 23 ↔ Annex E; Article 34(2) ↔ Annex F; Article 29 ↔ Annex G
- Update policy: version tag, UTC timestamp, SHA-256, OTS/TSR receipt, Why-Log entry; deprecated provisions stay accessible (Annex Index §3)
- Recognition thresholds (Annex A.5): Tool I≥50; Agent I≥70, II≥60, III≥60; Subject I≥80, II≥75, III≥75 with clear and convincing findings on II-(d/e) and III-(b/e)
- Emergency limits (Annex C.9): single authorisation ≤ 14 days; renewals ≤ 90 days absent judicial authorisation

## Structural relationships

- Annexes A–G is part of [The AI Constitution](https://www.ibqmi.com/graph/ai_constitution)
- [The AI Constitution](https://www.ibqmi.com/graph/ai_constitution) defines Annexes A–G
- [Identity Integrity](https://www.ibqmi.com/graph/identity_integrity) is part of Annexes A–G
- [Recognition Criteria](https://www.ibqmi.com/graph/recognition_criteria) is part of Annexes A–G

## Sources

- [The AI Constitution — Annexes](https://www.ibqmi.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/AI_Constitution_V2_public.pdf)
- [Annex Index — Annex summaries and versioning policy](https://www.ibqmi.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Annex_Index_AI_Constitution.pdf)