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[SEP #11] Governance amendment Season 1 / Sprint 4

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384
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20.26M
≈$2.07M
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$0.10

AI summary

This proposal, SEP #11, aims to amend the SafeDAO governance framework based on insights from previous sprints. Key changes include introducing 'partial delegation,' which allows token holders to split their voting power among multiple delegates. It also revises the voting mechanism for OBRA (Open Budget Request for Allocation) initiatives to prevent budgeting issues and adjusts voting timelines. Additionally, it clarifies implementation dependencies for OBRA initiatives and extends the 'soft launch' period for Season 2.

Impact

If passed, token holders will gain more flexibility in how they delegate their voting power, potentially increasing participation and representation. The changes to OBRA initiatives could lead to more efficient and sustainable allocation of treasury funds. The DAO's operational efficiency and financial planning are expected to improve, benefiting all participants.

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20.26M / 10.00M SAFE(203%)
✓ Quorum met
Accept20.23M (99.8%)
Make no changes4.62K (0.0%)
Abstain28.02K (0.1%)
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Title: [SEP #11] Governance amendment Season 1 / Sprint 4

Authors: Andre Geest (Safe, @Andre) , Bernard Schmid (Areta, @bernard)

Created: 2024-26-01

Abstract

In Season 1, the 4th sprint includes a governance review and amendment phase. Based on insights from previous sprints, we propose changes to address improvements and anticipate future challenges and technical opportunities.

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