Data Subject Request

Judge whether a data subject request is in policy without erasing, exporting, or sending anything. The skill reads a request packet, requestor proof, and policy bounds, decides eligibility deterministically, appends the verdict to the subject request event stream through data-store, and returns a bounded handoff that a separate governed operator run may consume.

This is not a legal authority and does not replace counsel. It is an execution boundary for policy evidence: the receipt proves which inputs were inspected, which lawful basis was named, which scope was allowed or refused, and which durable verdict was appended.

Composes

• data-store#append_event

Procedure

1. Native data.digest binds the exact request packet and policy.
2. Deterministic judgment: the request type must be erasure or export, the identity provider must be in trusted_identity_providers, the proof must carry a valid verified_at and a sha256 assertion digest bound to the same subject, a lawful basis must be named for the request type, and every requested data class must sit inside both scope_bounds.data_classes and the type-specific allowed list. Any failure refuses with every reason named; nothing is inferred.
3. The verdict, eligible or refused, is appended to the pinned data-store stream with optimistic concurrency and an idempotency key, so repeated runs cannot double-record.
4. The final packet binds the append evidence and both digests. An eligible verdict carries a bounded handoff (erasure operator, or read-projection through redact-pii into send-as for export); a refusal carries escalation to human_privacy_review and no handoff.

downstream_effect_performed is always false; the downstream operator owns the actual erasure or export under its own authority and receipt.

Output

subject_request_verdict (runx.data_subject_request.v1) carries request, decision, escalation, legal, requestor, scope_bounds, handoff or null, persistence with the committed stream version, and both input digests.

Inputs are request_packet, requestor_proof, policy, and the data-store binding (data_source_ref, resource, aggregate_id, expected_version, idempotency_key).