Not necessarily. Properly designed Default-Block (“default blocking”) does not mean every action must stop forever or wait for manual review.
LERA’s strength is that it changes the default condition for high-consequence execution: if required judgment, governance, responsibility, and rules are not satisfied, execution should not proceed. That does not mean all systems become slow.
It means execution speed must match consequence level. Lower-risk, reversible, rule-covered actions may follow lighter or faster governance paths.
Higher-risk, irreversible, or high-consequence actions require stronger judgment and governance before execution. LERA does not make every system slow.
It prevents dangerous execution from becoming automatic.
Default-Block creates fast paths, slow paths, escalation paths, and hard stops based on consequence level.