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Empower Revocations Committee to Initiate Grant Investigations

Voting ended almost 2 years agoSucceeded

by 0x247e0896706bb09245549e476257a0a1129db418 (LordLike)

SUMMARY

This proposal suggests giving the Revocations Committee the authority to initiate investigations into grants without waiting for input from the Grant Support Squad. This change aims to enhance responsiveness and grants accountability, addressing community concerns more proactively.

MOTIVATION

Currently, the Revocations Committee can only begin investigating a grant upon receiving arguments from the GSS. This limitation has resulted in delays in addressing grants involving bad actors or those failing to deliver on their promises. By allowing the Revocations Committee to initiate investigations independently, the DAO can take quicker action against misuse of funds or poor execution, ultimately protecting the DAO and community's interests and resources.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Allow the Revocations Committee to start grant investigations based on community alerts or their own observations, without needing preliminary findings from the GSS. This would involve revising the relevant articles in the Revocations Committee Framework (Art. 9 Procedure) to give these new powers.

Potential oversight mechanisms and specific criteria for initiating investigations will be refined based on community feedback in subsequent stages of the governance process.

VOTING OPTIONS

YES: Empower the Revocations Committee.

NO: Leave as it is.

This is a non-binding pre-proposal poll to assess community sentiment. If approved, feedback and insights will be solicited to refine and finalize the points.

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Timeline

May 10, 2024Proposal created
May 10, 2024Proposal vote started
May 15, 2024Proposal vote ended
May 15, 2024Proposal updated