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# verified evidence

| Claim | Control | Recorded status           | Public evidence summary                                              |
| ----- | ------- | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| MN-01 | AU-01   | Implemented               | `src/mnemiq/authz`; README permissions-before-retrieval description  |
| MN-02 | AU-02   | Implemented               | `authz_guard.py`; `decide.py`                                        |
| MN-03 | QS-01   | Implemented               | `guard.py`; `decide_write.py`                                        |
| MN-04 | SE-01   | Supported                 | certified enrichment and dictionary paths                            |
| MN-05 | VE-02   | Implemented               | verifier paths; unavailable-verifier test                            |
| MN-06 | RF-01   | Implemented and evaluated | refusal behavior, harness and public upstream artifacts              |
| MN-07 | LN-01   | Supported                 | trace fields for SQL, tables, lineage, enrichment version and timing |
| MN-08 | QS-02   | Deployment responsibility | Oracle deployment and source configuration documentation             |

These statuses reproduce the canonical [evidence record](https://github.com/murraylovecode/enterprise-data-agent-governance/blob/main/data/mnemiq-evidence.yaml). They do not establish the safety of an unknown deployment.


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