Hungary 50.0 → 50.2 (Delta +0.2): Sulyok Boundary-Watch Resolved — Constitutional Amendment Branch Fires

Sulyok consulted the Venice Commission rather than resigning by the May 31 deadline. The pre-committed scoring path documented on May 27 fires: contested-net-positive, INT +1.0 sub-threshold, offset against the concentration-of-power concern. The general-framework design and Venice Commission consultation are the key mitigants holding the magnitude conservative. Composite moves from 50.0 to 50.2; INT rises from 3.10 to 3.15. No band change; Hungary remains Functional. The CONSTITUTIONAL-AMENDMENT-AS-EXECUTIVE-REMOVAL category is logged as a v1.3 methodology candidate: the scoring logic documents when supermajority-backed constitutional removal of a prior-regime head of state, pursued through lawful process with external review, receives a net-positive INT signal.

This is a math-hygiene warning consistent with the Hungary (May 18) and Turkey (May 29) formula-reconciliation precedents: stored values predate the v1.2 integration-premium formula. Dimension raw scores reconstruct cleanly to 56.9 with integrationPremium 0. No dimensional movement is warranted by tonight's substantive signals: the FSF third iteration (April 17, Tracked Capability Levels) is incremental; the DeepMind UK union campaign over military contracts (May 5) is an in-progress organizing effort, not a resolved governance outcome; and the whistleblower allegation regarding Google AI assistance to Israeli military drone surveillance is an unverified single-source claim below the adjudicated/corroborated threshold. The MILITARY-AI-BY-CONTRACT-GOVERNANCE category is logged as a methodology candidate following the DoD Gemini 'any lawful purpose' agreement, but is not yet operationalized. DeepMind/Google remains Functional at 56.9.

The NATURAL-DISASTER-OVERLAY-NON-DOUBLE-COUNT ruling holds: an epidemic is an exogenous health shock that reveals already-priced state response incapacity rather than introducing a new scorable state act. DRC's baseline of 2.3 already reflects systemic state incapacity. No further downgrade is warranted absent documented deliberate state obstruction of the Ebola response. This ruling is distinct from the 0.0 active-state-perpetration floor: deliberate obstruction would break the hold. Aid cuts reported by NPR (May 31) are hampering response — if documented as state-directed obstruction, this trigger would apply. The outbreak trajectory requires close monitoring through the June–July peak window.

The ALGORITHM-BASED-WORKER-CLASSIFICATION candidate — the theory that remote-worker reclassification was used to reduce WARN Act obligations — could not be scored this cycle: the reclassification claim originates from an unverified anonymous Blind post, Oracle has not responded publicly, and the Strauss Borrelli WARN Act investigations closed without public resolution. The terminations reaching their effective date are materialization of an already-priced event, not a new act. Oracle remains at 20.6, which is 0.6 points above the Critical band boundary. Any adjudicated finding that the reclassification was a WARN-avoidance device constitutes a scoring trigger from this boundary-sensitive baseline.

• Sudan, Afghanistan, Israel, and Myanmar all confirmed at 0.0 with no new dated acts this cycle
• DRC Bundibugyo Ebola at 282 confirmed cases and 42 deaths — NATURAL-DISASTER-OVERLAY holds pending deliberate-obstruction trigger
• Sudan's 2026 humanitarian plan is only 16.2% funded as the June–September lean season begins
• The humanitarian floor cluster (0.0–5.0) now encompasses 7 entities, the highest concentration in the current cycle series

• Hungary's pre-committed constitutional amendment path fires: composite moves 50.0 to 50.2
• CONSTITUTIONAL-AMENDMENT-AS-EXECUTIVE-REMOVAL logged as v1.3 methodology candidate for parliamentary-majority systems
• Venice Commission consultation is the key mitigant holding magnitude conservative; adverse opinion remains a forward risk
• Turkey carry-forward at 10.3 — May 30 snap-election speculation is continuation commentary without a new dated act