Obito's final disposition document contained seven categories of responsibility.
The Night of the Nine-Tails was only the first.
The manipulation of Kirigakure, Akatsuki operations, Tailed Beast captures, casualties across the regions, and preparations for war each retained their Original Records.
None of his actions were reduced to a single statement that Madara had once used him.
Nor was every loss attributed to him alone.
Each region first confirmed what it could prove.
The Joint Enforcement Panel then consolidated the restrictions to be imposed going forward.
Obito sat in the hearing seat. He was not offered a confession form that would shorten the proceedings as long as he admitted to everything.
Allegations that could not be verified remained marked as awaiting proof.
Responsibilities already established would not vanish simply because he rejected a particular inference.
The final plan was not a death sentence.
Nor was it an immediate restoration of his freedom.
The first provision imposed long-term residential restrictions.
His residence would be in an independent Observation Zone outside the principal affected regions.
Requests concerning daily living, medical care, and ordinary communications could be submitted under the rules.
He could not leave the designated boundaries without authorization.
The second provision concerned Kamui.
Obito could not perform unsupervised spatial transfers.
He could not choose destinations on his own.
He could not establish storage spaces or escape entrances in the Observation Zone that only he knew about.
Medical care and daily life did not require him to keep his eye permanently closed.
Oversight concerned the actual use of his spatial ability. His right eye would not be forcibly removed from his body.
If a genuine rescue need arose, he would have to submit a new request specifying the subjects, destination, duration, and verification method, just as he had for the Lunar Surface transfers.