[#1, #2, #3, #5, #7, #10, #14, #20, #23, #13, #21, #22, #26] High-value containment box, museum-grade conservation enclosure, remote-handling tooling, CCTV/tamper sensors, medical life-support kits, neuro/psych equipment, secure data servers, vehicle purchase, archive infrastructure, cover-story setup, contingency reserve, one-time termination/legal setup, and initial training program development.

[#9, #16] One-time construction of secure holding cell(s) and installation of backup power/environmental redundancy (generators/UPS).

[#6, #8, #11] 24/7 dedicated security staff (three shifts), neuroscience/memetics research team salaries, and minimal full-time nursing/medical staff FTE for life-support oversight.

[#10, #18, #24, #26, #28] Outsourced neuroimaging/scans, psychological care programs, specialist conservator/papyrologist consulting fees, refresher training/SOP updates, and baseline funding for a long-term research program contingency.

[#13, #19, #25, #27] Ongoing legal/PR maintenance and redaction, administrative/ethical oversight costs, local authority coordination/bribery for cover sites, and legal identity management for recovered subjects.

[#15] Standby containment response team, training drills, transport vehicles, and readiness for activations.

[#4, #7, #17] PPE and disposable handling kits, medical consumables/IV/TPN supplies for sustained patients, and decontamination/biohazard disposal contracts.

[#12, #20] D-Class procurement/turnover logistics and secure transfer/transportation costs for the scroll or affected individuals.

[#2, #5, #14, #16, #23] Climate-control energy and maintenance for the conservation enclosure, CCTV/tamper system maintenance, secure data storage maintenance & audits, backup power fuel/maintenance, and archive upkeep.

[#9] Recurring housing, monitoring, and security costs per recovered occupant held in custody.

[#22] Long-term custodial/storage costs per permanently empty or long-term maintained body.