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Consent has scope, source, time, purpose, channel and withdrawal history, and is not a permanent boolean; when dispatching an outbound call, a consent snapshot should be re-fetched and the permission source, collector, covered channels, declared purpose, entities permitted to be called, timestamp, time zone, expiry or frequency limits, withdrawal or suppression events, and policy explanation recorded.
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