# The sign-off for Slaughter

Signed by Torsten Ahlgrim, Activity owner, Slaughter (stunning → dressing), as the owner of the activity.

How this signature stands: identity asserted in session, not verified. Nobody was asked for a password and nothing was sent anywhere to establish who signed, so this says exactly as much as it says.

## What was accepted at this signature

OPEN-1 — Human decisions: Category 3 container buffer: one slaughter day vs under twelve hours in peak season — settled by the manager: Under twelve hours in peak season (two unrecorded special collections in summer 2026)

OPEN-2 — Human decisions: KA-01 consumer clock against slaughter/cutting: register says ≈2–4 h, measured value is 90 minutes — settled by the manager: Measured: 90 minutes of hall inertia before cutting must stop

OPEN-3 — Human decisions: CO₂ bulk tank reserve at slaughter draw: ≈1 week (owner) vs ≈3 slaughter days vs ≈8 hours (register entries) — settled by the manager: ≈ 1 week at normal draw

OPEN-4 — Human decisions: Department MTPD for Slaughter: 24 h (February, unscored) vs 0–4 h (Stage 1 scored MIN principle) — settled by the manager: Canonical MTPD 0–4 h under MIN principle, driven by A2 carcass chilling

OPEN-5 — Human decisions: SLA-2024-ABP assumes a chilled Category 3 store at ≤ +7 °C that does not exist at volume — settled by the manager: SLA assumes chilled interim storage which the site cannot provide

## What this sign-off does not say

It is a signature on a requirements handover for solution-design discussion. It is not an approval of a continuity plan, and no plan was drafted: this BIA hands over the requirements above and stops.