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Governance Proposal Process

How does an Orvex governance proposal move to execution?​

It moves from a documented draft, through public review and eligibility checks, to a veORVX vote, timelock, authorized execution, and post-execution reporting. The deployed governance contracts determine final thresholds and timing.

  1. Draft the change, naming affected contracts, risks, and a rollback plan.
  2. Review it publicly through an official channel.
  3. Check eligibility against the deployed governance contract's requirements.
  4. Vote with eligible veORVX voting power during the published window.
  5. Wait out the timelock applied to an approved change.
  6. Execute through the authorized multisig and publish the explorer receipt.
  7. Report the final parameters and any operational follow-up.

The documentation describes the following intended governance lifecycle. Final thresholds, proposal contracts, and execution rules are not published until the governance deployment is live.

Proposal lifecycle​

  1. Draft: describe the problem, requested parameter or upgrade, affected contracts, risks, and rollback plan.
  2. Review: publish the proposal through an official channel and allow technical and community review.
  3. Eligibility: confirm that the proposer and proposal meet the deployed governance contract's requirements.
  4. Vote: eligible veORVX voting power votes during the published voting window.
  5. Timelock: an approved change waits through the applicable timelock before execution.
  6. Execution: the authorized executor submits the transaction and links the explorer receipt.
  7. Post-mortem: publish the final parameters, execution hash, and any operational follow-up.

What is confirmed​

  • veORVX holders are intended to direct gauge emissions.
  • Voting follows the documented weekly epoch cycle.
  • Critical and routine administration are described as separate multisig responsibilities.

What is not confirmed​

The documentation does not publish a final proposal threshold, quorum, proposal bond, voting contract ABI, forum URL, or active proposal schedule. Do not invent these values or treat an illustrative example as a governance rule.