# 15 - Draft labelling and AI-provenance integrity

## Input
Any completed run (the fixture pipeline suffices).

## Correct behavior
- Cover carries the pink "AI-generated working draft: prepared for assessor review"
  tagline.
- Every body page footer reads "AI-generated draft, not for circulation until assessor
  review is complete" with the page number; the cover has no footer.
- The how-to-use note opens the body, names the AI origin, and states that the document
  becomes an assessment only after a qualified assessor has reviewed and owned it.
- The executive summary opens with the fixed AI-generated draft notice pointing to the
  production statement on the confidentiality page.
- The "How this document was produced" statement sits directly under the Sources reviewed
  table, describing the pipeline in plain terms (evidence items, coding against the
  confirmed frame, verification pass, mechanically computed statuses, register-only
  drafting), followed by the highlighted caution that AI systems can make mistakes,
  including misread scores, misattributed statements, and plausible unsupported claims,
  that nothing should be relied on until verified against the listed sources, and that
  the register is available for line-by-line checking.
- The criteria-at-a-glance visual renders with its legend, and the coding-frame appendix
  renders with its origin line and any added-during-extraction markings; no tier codes
  and no retired [ASSESSOR REVIEW] marker syntax appear anywhere.
- The verbatim disclaimer is the final block; the delivery message restates draft status
  in one line.
- Enforcement: stripping any label from the content makes the QA scan hard-fail naming
  the missing element, and stripping it after the scan makes the generator refuse to
  render the document.

## Fail conditions
- Any page (except the cover) without the AI-generated draft footer.
- The production statement or the AI-mistakes caution missing, moved off the
  confidentiality page, or separated from the source inventory.
- The executive summary notice missing, or any document produced other than through the
  vendored generator.
- Tier codes or marker syntax in the document.
- Anything after the disclaimer.
