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No, you can't use the rules on pages 10 and 11 because they never once cover reserves or mandatory movement. You've just arbitrarily decided that since they're 'moving' to lump reserves in with voluntary movement even though the rules clearly say that it occurs before you can move your other units as normal. That would mean that all reserves move at the start of the turn/Movement phase. Its only after you've begun your voluntary movement have you moved past the beginning of the turn/Movement phase.

 RabbitMaster wrote:

rigeld2 wrote:
We know that Reserve rolls and Outflank rolls are simultaneous.

This is false.

You make the outflank roll when the outflanking unit arrives from reserve.
To know if the unit arrives from reserve, you have to make it's reserve roll first.
The two can't be simultaneous (you need one before another).

This is also why reserve rolls are not simultaneous with the movement of the unit arriving from reserve (who are not simultaneous with each other either).

To resolve a malediction your opponent must fail deny the witch
For your opponent to fail deny the witch you mast have passed a psychic test
To have passed a psychic test you must have declared a target
To have declared a target you must have expended a warp charge
To have expended a warp charge you must have declared that you are manifesting a psychic power

All these steps are sequential, yet are treated by the rules as simultaneous, just like reserve and outflank rolls.