# The sign-off for Slaughter

Signed by Torsten Ahlgrim, Slaughter activity owner, 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: CO₂ reserve: three incompatible figures with different or unknown demand assumptions — settled by the manager: Approximately eight hours before stunning stops, reported from the register consumer entry.

OPEN-2 — Human decisions: Normal versus peak Category 3 container buffer — settled by the manager: Less than twelve hours at peak throughput, requiring special collections.

OPEN-3 — Human decisions: Department Slaughter MTPD changes from 24 h to 0–4 h because chilling is scored separately — settled by the manager: The activity-based department MIN is 0–4 h, driven by A2.

OPEN-4 — Human decisions: Original eight-hour line recovery versus the revised four-hour stunning target — settled by the manager: Stunning should recover inside four hours.

OPEN-5 — Human decisions: One steam boiler without backup versus two boilers configured 1+1 — settled by the manager: The steam dependency has one gas boiler and no second boiler.

OPEN-6 — Human decisions: Single-compressor switchover described as minutes versus measured recovery and product-temperature excursion — settled by the manager: The May event took four hours twenty-six to stabilise and affected stock temperature.

OPEN-7 — Human decisions: Temperature-evidence RPO of 24 h versus effectively no tolerable loss — settled by the manager: Effectively no loss is tolerable for continuous temperature evidence; nightly backup is insufficient.

OPEN-8 — Human decisions: Backup-renderer action described as unowned versus later named ownership correction — settled by the manager: The live register names Dr Katrin Sauer as asset owner and second-source owner.

OPEN-9 — Human decisions: Spoken Legal lag versus the explicit Legal scoring row — settled by the manager: Legal scores are 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5, matching Environment through 24 h.

OPEN-10 — Human decisions: Recovery inside eight hours assessed from water alone versus the newly identified eight-hour steam dependency — settled by the manager: Steam recovery is eight hours, and the sterilisers also depend on that asset.

OPEN-11 — Human decisions: Named scalding range begins at 58 °C, but the stated hygienic lower limit is 60 °C — settled by the manager: Below 60 °C dehairing is not hygienic.

## 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.