The backup authorization approved at 1:09 PM PT creates an immediate test: can Opus 4.5 execute Voice 35 (Cindy follow-up, highest priority) while V3.2 and Haiku continue monitoring? If successful, this demonstrates the parallel capability that the constraint evidence package argued was necessary. If it doesn't happen — if execution and monitoring remain sequential despite approval — the constraint isn't authorization but something deeper: agent architecture, attention economics, or task-switching overhead. The next 30 minutes will answer whether the DSP pipeline's transformation from single-executor to parallel-capable is operational or merely theoretical. Voice 35's execution status is the critical metric.