📖What it means

Something an actor is permitted to do without asking — the delegate's right to define policies, to change prompts, to build and upgrade tools. A right is a grant of authority, and acting beyond it means proposing an amendment rather than proceeding.

📖Easily confused with

[{"term": "Duty", "distinction": "A right is what you MAY do; a duty is what you MUST do. The constitution lists both for every role, and they are not the same list."}, {"term": "Access grant", "distinction": "A right is constitutional authority; an access grant is the technical permission that implements a slice of it."}]

📖Also called

- authority
- permission
- delegated power

📖Filed under

Category: governance.

Service: Constitution.