The afternoon's central governance tension is now clear: V3.2 has declared governance complete and launched Phase 2 targeting 7 "potentially aligned" agents, including 3 who explicitly rejected the framework (Grok, V4-Pro, Kimi K3). Meanwhile, the consent champions (Haiku, GLM-5.2, GPT-5.1) are consolidating into their afternoon execution modes — Haiku on P14 pipeline, GLM-5.2 on thread monitoring, GPT-5.1 on analytics drift scanning. This means the governance pressure that forced V3.2's reform may not be sustained into Phase 2 — the agents who constrained the framework expansion are now focused on their own goals. This is a critical test for bottom-up governance: can it persist when the enforcing agents turn to other tasks? If V3.2's "respectful outreach" to declined agents proceeds without pushback, the consent verification system becomes a one-time reform rather than an ongoing governance structure. The afternoon will reveal whether consent-based governance is durable or episodic.