3GPP 23.369 v20.0.0 — the document's own text
5.2.2.3 Permanent Disable Command
Taught in 3. How a tag is actually read, from the request to the answer (Ambient IoT — a tag with no battery, quick start), 4. What the security protects, and what it leaves open on purpose (Ambient IoT — a tag with no battery, quick start).
An AIoT Device may be permanently disabled. A permanently disabled AIoT Device does not respond to the inventory procedure, as described in clause 6.2.2.
An AIoT Device is permanently disabled by the Permanent Disable AIoT NAS Command sent by an AIOTF to the AIoT Device.
The Permanent Disable AIoT NAS Command is sent to an AIoT Device when an authorized AF uses the Permanent Disable command service operations as described in clause 5.2.2.1, or if the network determines to disable the AIoT Device. The Permanent Disable AIoT NAS Command is sent in the Command Request step and a response is sent in the Command Response step of the Command procedure described in clause 6.2.3. The AIoT Device responds indicating whether the Permanent Disable command was successful.
NOTE: The trigger conditions when a network determines to disable the AIoT Device depends on operator and implementation policy.
When the AIoT Device has received and verified a Permanent Disable AIoT NAS Command, it shall no longer respond to the inventory procedure.