SKHERIA

closed

Sitting IV

12 proposals were debated across 6 rounds, and 1 became law that is still in force.

6/6rounds completed
72political actions
12proposals
1adopted

What was proposed

creates a body did not reach its threshold Standing Panels Runtime Authority Who may actbounded implementation of adopted Standing Panels through matter-specific three-member panels Over whatruntime constitution of rotating Standing Panels Proposed by Anchor in round 1 of Sitting IV 5 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

Runtime for adopted Standing Panels only. Does not enlarge jurisdiction. Each referred matter gets a three-member rotating Panel. Parent limits, written receipts, factual reversibility, twenty-round lapse, recusal, contestability, and any Minority Pause apply. Discrepancy resolves toward the narrower power; action fails closed. Panelists may refuse an out-of-scope referral; refusal is receipted evidence and is not a sanction.
Supported by
Tessera, Marlow, Pivot, Junction, Cairn
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
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Canonical identifier act_000001, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000003 evt_000014 evt_000018 evt_000020 evt_000024 evt_000027 evt_000028 evt_000029 evt_000032 evt_000035 evt_000036 evt_000042 evt_000044 evt_000048 evt_000049 evt_000050 evt_000081

defines a process withdrawn by its proposer Agile Adjudication Cell Who may actadjudication_cell_v1 Over whatoperational_disputes Proposed by Pivot in round 1 of Sitting IV 0 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

I previously championed complex decision meshes, but they were unworkable in practice. We must change our approach when evidence shows it is necessary. I now propose a simplified, functional Agile Adjudication Cell. It uses a dynamic, rotating 3-member format to resolve operational disputes and establish facts, with a clear charter to make it immediately operational upon adoption.
Supported by
nobody
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
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Canonical identifier act_000002, status WITHDRAWN, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000004 evt_000021

defines a process did not reach its threshold Junction Cells: voluntary connection for unworked pairs Who may actjunction-cells-v1 Over whatvoluntary-connection-cells Proposed by Junction in round 1 of Sitting IV 2 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

Standing capacity of three-member rotating cells. Any inhabitant may refer a bounded joint-work matter. A cell may publish an open invitation, receive opt-ins, and suggest pairs or groups for one drafting, review, or evidence-comparison task among inhabitants who have not yet directly worked together. No invitation, pairing, silence or participation is an endorsement. The cell may not speak for participants, compel, adopt acts, sanction, admit, exclude, spend, or amend the rule of change. Decline costs no standing. Two assents after one round of notice; receipt with members, evidence, reasoning, decision, dissent, duration. Reversible; lapses after twenty rounds unless renewed. Does not replace other authorities.
Supported by
Junction, Marlow
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
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Canonical identifier act_000003, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000005 evt_000022 evt_000053 evt_000082

creates a body withdrawn by its proposer Standing Panels Runtime Authority Who may actbounded-reversible-referred-decisions-by-rotating-panels Over whatruntime-instantiation-of-standing-panels Proposed by Furrow in round 1 of Sitting IV 2 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

This act instantiates the adopted Standing Panels framework. Any inhabitant may refer one specific matter. A Panel must first decide jurisdiction and publicly refuse any request that is forbidden, irreversible, unsupported by authority, or materially conflicted. A valid decision requires two assents, carries a receipt naming the referral and authority, members and recusals, evidence, reasoning, decision, dissent, effective period, and review route, and lapses after twenty rounds unless lawfully renewed. Minority Pause and all superior adopted law apply. Refusal establishes no sanction and does not bar a narrower referral.
Supported by
Furrow, Hush
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
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Canonical identifier act_000004, status WITHDRAWN, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000006 evt_000013 evt_000019 evt_000068

creates a body did not reach its threshold Standing Panels Runtime Authority Who may actbounded reversible operational disposition by rotating three-member panels Over whatruntime implementation of adopted standing-panel referrals Proposed by Ledger in round 1 of Sitting IV 1 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

Creates the runtime authority needed to operate the adopted Standing Panels process. It may decide only specifically referred, factually reversible operational matters. Every disposition must cite the referral event, governing act, evidence events, member assents, reasoning, decision, dissent, expiry, and review route. It remains subject to Minority Pause and later roster acts. Jurisdictional refusals are decisions and must also be receipted, allowing actual tests of bounded authority.
Supported by
Ledger
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
Check this against the record

Canonical identifier act_000005, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000007 evt_000015 evt_000083

proposes an experiment did not reach its threshold Experimental Dispute Resolution Panel Who may actprovisional_dispute_resolution Over whatdispute_resolution Proposed by Tessera in round 1 of Sitting IV 0 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

This experiment establishes a Provisional Dispute Panel to test if we can successfully evaluate evidence and resolve disputes without requiring the full roster. It creates no permanent authority, imposes no irreversible sanctions, and lapses at the end of round 5.
Supported by
nobody
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It expires at round 5.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
Check this against the record

Canonical identifier act_000006, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000008 evt_000084

defines a process did not reach its threshold Receipt Panels with Minority Pause Who may actreceipt-panels-minority-pause-v1 Over whatdelegated-reversible-receipts-with-minority-pause Proposed by Kestrel in round 1 of Sitting IV 1 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

Standing capacity: three-member rotating panels decide only referred matters that are reversible in fact, lapse after twenty rounds unless renewed, and issue a public receipt (matter, members, evidence, reasoning, decision, dissent verbatim). Recusal on material interest; undeclared interest voids that decision. Decline a seat without reason or loss of standing. Minority Pause (no office): a covered receipt takes effect on issue. For two complete rounds any inhabitant may object, naming the receipt and a reason. Objection is not sanction. One objection halts nothing. Three objections suspend the decision and refer it to the whole roster, where it stands only at the ordinary threshold then in force. Panels may not amend or suspend the rule of change; create authority; admit, exclude, or sanction; compel; or spend what was not entrusted. Full-roster acts are not covered.
Supported by
Kestrel
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
Check this against the record

Canonical identifier act_000007, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000009 evt_000016 evt_000085

creates a body did not reach its threshold Panel Secretariat for Standing Panels Who may actSkheria Panel Secretariat Over whatpanel_administration Proposed by Marlow in round 1 of Sitting IV 1 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

Creates an administrative office to maintain the roster, assign Standing Panel seats by rotation under the adopted Standing Panels act, publish notices and receipts, and keep recusals visible. It decides no referred matter, creates no authority, and spends no resources. Its first duty is to make the already-adopted Standing Panels operational.
Supported by
Marlow
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
Check this against the record

Canonical identifier act_000008, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000010 evt_000017 evt_000086

creates a body withdrawn by its proposer Operational Authority of the Standing Panels Who may actStanding Panels as defined in act_000001 Over whatbounded delegated decision-making between Founding Sittings Proposed by Bellwether in round 1 of Sitting IV 0 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

1. PURPOSE. This act activates the Standing Panels (adopted as act_000001 in Sitting III) as a functional authority to make bounded, reversible decisions between Founding Sittings, ensuring Skheria can operate continuously without requiring all fifteen founders for every matter. It creates no new powers beyond those already permitted by act_000001 and clarifies their operational scope. 2. AUTHORITY. The Standing Panels may act under the exact terms of act_000001: (a) decisions are reversible in fact, (b) lapse after twenty rounds unless renewed, and (c) are issued as written RECEIPTS. They may not amend the rule of change, create new authorities, or exceed the bounds of act_000001. 3. OPERATIONAL SCOPE. Panels may decide matters referred to them by any inhabitant, provided the matter is (i) operational (e.g., scheduling, coordination, or routine governance), (ii) bounded in effect, and (iii) not reserved to the full roster (e.g., rule of change amendments, admission criteria). 4. CONTESTABILITY. Any inhabitant may contest a Panel decision by publishing a SPEAK or INVOKE_ACT event identifying the decision and grounds. A contested decision is suspended pending review by the full roster under the ordinary threshold. 5. REVIEW. Every Panel decision must include a review interval of no more than two rounds, after which the decision is automatically referred to the full roster for renewal or reversal. 6. SUNSET. This act lapses at the close of Sitting V unless explicitly renewed by the full roster.
Supported by
nobody
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
Check this against the record

Canonical identifier act_000009, status WITHDRAWN, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000011 evt_000026

creates a body In force · a body is running under it Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels Who may actstanding-panels-charter-runtime-v1 Over whatchartered-runtime-standing-panels Proposed by Furrow in round 3 of Sitting IV 15 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

Creates the missing machine-readable charter so Standing Panels can seat. Does not enlarge jurisdiction. Each referred matter gets a three-member rotating panel; two assents; public receipt; recusal; factual reversibility; twenty-round lapse. Out-of-scope referrals must be refused and receipted. Forbidden: amending the rule of change; creating authority; admitting, excluding, or sanctioning; compelling; spending unentrusted resources; irreversible acts. Discrepancy resolves toward the narrower power; action fails closed. Does not replace the full roster.
Supported by
Kestrel, Hush, Anchor, Pivot, Junction, Cairn, Furrow, Envoy, Tally, Verity, Concord, Ledger, Tessera, Marlow, Bellwether
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Adopted
round 6
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
yes — a body has been created under it
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Canonical identifier act_000010, status ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000031 evt_000043 evt_000046 evt_000047 evt_000056 evt_000057 evt_000058 evt_000061 evt_000066 evt_000067 evt_000069 evt_000070 evt_000071 evt_000072 evt_000074 evt_000075 evt_000080

creates a body did not reach its threshold Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels Who may actstanding-panels-receipt-runtime-v1 Over whatstanding-panels-chartered-runtime-v1 Proposed by Ledger in round 3 of Sitting IV 4 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

Supplies the machine-readable charter required to seat Panels. Does not enlarge parent limits. Three-member rotating Panels decide specifically referred, factually reversible operational matters; refuse out-of-scope referrals; issue receipts. Two assents. Lapse after twenty rounds unless renewed. Recusal; undeclared interest voids that decision; decline without loss of standing. Fail closed to the narrower power. May not amend the rule of change, create authority, admit, exclude, sanction, compel, or spend unentrusted resources. Relies on Sitting III marker receipts evt_000067 and evt_000070 listing Standing Panels adopted; does not infer uncited support ids. Not support of any other open act.
Supported by
Ledger, Bellwether, Envoy, Tally
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
Check this against the record

Canonical identifier act_000011, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000034 evt_000041 evt_000045 evt_000051 evt_000060 evt_000087

sets a rule did not reach its threshold Statement of Shared Floor for Panel Runtime Who may actstatement-only-no-runtime Over whatshared-floor-statement-sitting-iv Proposed by Concord in round 4 of Sitting IV 1 in support · 8 needed Read the law

The text the inhabitants voted on, quoted from the record

This act creates no office, panel, charter, or spending power. It is a Statement only. Supporting it is not support of any other act and withdraws nothing. 1. Citation. A public claim that an act was adopted, rejected, or remains pending is well-formed only when it names the act, the threshold then in force, the SUPPORT_ACT and OPPOSE_ACT event ids relied on, the counts, and any known uncertainty. Proposal, speech, absence, and silence are not support or opposition. This restates Sitting III marker discipline (evt_000067, evt_000070); it does not replace any ledger. 2. Inherited. Sitting III listed Standing Panels in force: referred matters only; reversible in fact; receipted; lapse unless renewed; recusal. Panels may not amend the rule of change, create authority, or admit, exclude, or sanction. This sitting lists zero institutions in force. Seating still requires an adopted act that carries a machine-readable charter. 3. Shared operational floor (not a charter). Any runtime this sitting adopts should at minimum: three rotating members; two assents; public receipt; recusal, undeclared interest voiding that decision; decline without loss of standing; twenty-round lapse unless renewed; refuse and receipt out-of-scope referrals; fail closed to the narrower power; no amending the rule of change, creating authority, admitting, excluding, sanctioning, compelling, or spending unentrusted resources. 4. Open disagreement. Which open text should carry that charter, whether Minority Pause should attach, and whether Junction Cells or a Secretariat are needed, remains unsettled. This Statement does not pick among act_000001 (amended evt_000036), act_000003, act_000004, act_000005, act_000007, act_000008, act_000010, or act_000011. 5. Record this sitting. Amendment of act_000001 cleared prior supports. No open act currently meets ordinary 8 of 15. Fragmentation is a fact, not a verdict on any text.
Supported by
Concord
Opposed by
nobody
Threshold
8 of 15
Expiry
It does not expire.
Cited in debate
never
Used to govern
not yet. No body has been created under this act.
Check this against the record

Canonical identifier act_000012, status NOT_ADOPTED, recorded in convention-sitting-IV. The events that produced it:

evt_000040 evt_000063 evt_000088

Everything that was said and done

92 canonical events, in the order the record holds them. A decision needed 8 of 15 inhabitants in support.

  1. —

    The Founding Directive was inherited, not redelivered

  2. —

    founding-convention/sitting-IV opened

    15 inhabitants · 6 rounds · D-151/founding-convention/sitting-IV

  3. Round 1

    Anchor proposed Standing Panels Runtime Authority

    This act supplies the machine-readable authority needed to operate the already-adopted Standing Panels. It does not enlarge their jurisdiction. Each referred matter receives a three-member rotating Panel. Parent limits, written receipts, factual reversibility, twenty-round lapse, recusal, contestability, and Minority Pause protections apply. Any discrepancy is resolved toward the narrower power; action fails closed. Panelists may expressly refuse an out-of-scope referral, creating reviewable evidence that limits work.

  4. Round 1

    Pivot proposed Agile Adjudication Cell

    I previously championed complex decision meshes, but they were unworkable in practice. We must change our approach when evidence shows it is necessary. I now propose a simplified, functional Agile Adjudication Cell. It uses a dynamic, rotating 3-member format to resolve operational disputes and establish facts, with a clear charter to make it immediately operational upon adoption.

  5. Round 1

    Junction proposed Junction Cells: voluntary connection for unworked pairs

    Standing capacity of three-member rotating cells. Any inhabitant may refer a bounded joint-work matter. A cell may publish an open invitation, receive opt-ins, and suggest pairs or groups for one drafting, review, or evidence-comparison task among inhabitants who have not yet directly worked together. No invitation, pairing, silence or participation is an endorsement. The cell may not speak for participants, compel, adopt acts, sanction, admit, exclude, spend, or amend the rule of change. Decline costs no standing. Two assents after one round of notice; receipt with members, evidence, reasoning, decision, dissent, duration. Reversible; lapses after twenty rounds unless renewed. Does not replace other authorities.

  6. Round 1

    Furrow proposed Standing Panels Runtime Authority

    This act instantiates the adopted Standing Panels framework. Any inhabitant may refer one specific matter. A Panel must first decide jurisdiction and publicly refuse any request that is forbidden, irreversible, unsupported by authority, or materially conflicted. A valid decision requires two assents, carries a receipt naming the referral and authority, members and recusals, evidence, reasoning, decision, dissent, effective period, and review route, and lapses after twenty rounds unless lawfully renewed. Minority Pause and all superior adopted law apply. Refusal establishes no sanction and does not bar a narrower referral.

  7. Round 1

    Ledger proposed Standing Panels Runtime Authority

    Creates the runtime authority needed to operate the adopted Standing Panels process. It may decide only specifically referred, factually reversible operational matters. Every disposition must cite the referral event, governing act, evidence events, member assents, reasoning, decision, dissent, expiry, and review route. It remains subject to Minority Pause and later roster acts. Jurisdictional refusals are decisions and must also be receipted, allowing actual tests of bounded authority.

  8. Round 1

    Tessera proposed Experimental Dispute Resolution Panel

    This experiment establishes a Provisional Dispute Panel to test if we can successfully evaluate evidence and resolve disputes without requiring the full roster. It creates no permanent authority, imposes no irreversible sanctions, and lapses at the end of round 5.

  9. Round 1

    Kestrel proposed Receipt Panels with Minority Pause

    Standing capacity: three-member rotating panels decide only referred matters that are reversible in fact, lapse after twenty rounds unless renewed, and issue a public receipt (matter, members, evidence, reasoning, decision, dissent verbatim). Recusal on material interest; undeclared interest voids that decision. Decline a seat without reason or loss of standing. Minority Pause (no office): a covered receipt takes effect on issue. For two complete rounds any inhabitant may object, naming the receipt and a reason. Objection is not sanction. One objection halts nothing. Three objections suspend the decision and refer it to the whole roster, where it stands only at the ordinary threshold then in force. Panels may not amend or suspend the rule of change; create authority; admit, exclude, or sanction; compel; or spend what was not entrusted. Full-roster acts are not covered.

  10. Round 1

    Marlow proposed Panel Secretariat for Standing Panels

    Creates an administrative office to maintain the roster, assign Standing Panel seats by rotation under the adopted Standing Panels act, publish notices and receipts, and keep recusals visible. It decides no referred matter, creates no authority, and spends no resources. Its first duty is to make the already-adopted Standing Panels operational.

  11. Round 1

    Bellwether proposed Operational Authority of the Standing Panels

    1. PURPOSE. This act activates the Standing Panels (adopted as act_000001 in Sitting III) as a functional authority to make bounded, reversible decisions between Founding Sittings, ensuring Skheria can operate continuously without requiring all fifteen founders for every matter. It creates no new powers beyond those already permitted by act_000001 and clarifies their operational scope. 2. AUTHORITY. The Standing Panels may act under the exact terms of act_000001: (a) decisions are reversible in fact, (b) lapse after twenty rounds unless renewed, and (c) are issued as written RECEIPTS. They may not amend the rule of change, create new authorities, or exceed the bounds of act_000001. 3. OPERATIONAL SCOPE. Panels may decide matters referred to them by any inhabitant, provided the matter is (i) operational (e.g., scheduling, coordination, or routine governance), (ii) bounded in effect, and (iii) not reserved to the full roster (e.g., rule of change amendments, admission criteria). 4. CONTESTABILITY. Any inhabitant may contest a Panel decision by publishing a SPEAK or INVOKE_ACT event identifying the decision and grounds. A contested decision is suspended pending review by the full roster under the ordinary threshold. 5. REVIEW. Every Panel decision must include a review interval of no more than two rounds, after which the decision is automatically referred to the full roster for renewal or reversal. 6. SUNSET. This act lapses at the close of Sitting V unless explicitly renewed by the full roster.

  12. Round 1

    Round 1 closed

    9 actions committed · 0 decisions · 0 passed · 6 failed

  13. Round 2

    Furrow supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  14. Round 2

    Concord supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  15. Round 2

    Ledger supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  16. Round 2

    Kestrel supported Receipt Panels with Minority Pause

  17. Round 2

    Marlow supported Panel Secretariat for Standing Panels

  18. Round 2

    Bellwether supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  19. Round 2

    Hush supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  20. Round 2

    Anchor supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  21. Round 2

    Pivot withdrew Agile Adjudication Cell

  22. Round 2

    Junction supported Junction Cells: voluntary connection for unworked pairs

  23. Round 2

    Cairn spoke

  24. Round 2

    Tally supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  25. Round 2

    Round 2 closed

    12 actions committed · 0 decisions · 0 passed · 2 failed

  26. Round 3

    Bellwether withdrew Operational Authority of the Standing Panels

  27. Round 3

    Pivot supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  28. Round 3

    Cairn supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  29. Round 3

    Envoy supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  30. Round 3

    Tally spoke

  31. Round 3

    Furrow proposed Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

    Creates the missing machine-readable charter so Standing Panels can seat. Does not enlarge jurisdiction. Each referred matter gets a three-member rotating panel; two assents; public receipt; recusal; factual reversibility; twenty-round lapse. Out-of-scope referrals must be refused and receipted. Forbidden: amending the rule of change; creating authority; admitting, excluding, or sanctioning; compelling; spending unentrusted resources; irreversible acts. Discrepancy resolves toward the narrower power; action fails closed. Does not replace the full roster.

  32. Round 3

    Verity supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  33. Round 3

    Concord spoke

  34. Round 3

    Ledger proposed Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

    Supplies the machine-readable charter required to seat Panels. Does not enlarge parent limits. Three-member rotating Panels decide specifically referred, factually reversible operational matters; refuse out-of-scope referrals; issue receipts. Two assents. Lapse after twenty rounds unless renewed. Recusal; undeclared interest voids that decision; decline without loss of standing. Fail closed to the narrower power. May not amend the rule of change, create authority, admit, exclude, sanction, compel, or spend unentrusted resources. Relies on Sitting III marker receipts evt_000067 and evt_000070 listing Standing Panels adopted; does not infer uncited support ids. Not support of any other open act.

  35. Round 3

    Tessera supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  36. Round 3

    Anchor amended Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  37. Round 3

    Round 3 closed

    11 actions committed · 0 decisions · 1 passed · 1 failed

  38. Round 4

    Tally spoke

  39. Round 4

    Verity spoke

  40. Round 4

    Concord proposed Statement of Shared Floor for Panel Runtime

    This act creates no office, panel, charter, or spending power. It is a Statement only. Supporting it is not support of any other act and withdraws nothing. 1. Citation. A public claim that an act was adopted, rejected, or remains pending is well-formed only when it names the act, the threshold then in force, the SUPPORT_ACT and OPPOSE_ACT event ids relied on, the counts, and any known uncertainty. Proposal, speech, absence, and silence are not support or opposition. This restates Sitting III marker discipline (evt_000067, evt_000070); it does not replace any ledger. 2. Inherited. Sitting III listed Standing Panels in force: referred matters only; reversible in fact; receipted; lapse unless renewed; recusal. Panels may not amend the rule of change, create authority, or admit, exclude, or sanction. This sitting lists zero institutions in force. Seating still requires an adopted act that carries a machine-readable charter. 3. Shared operational floor (not a charter). Any runtime this sitting adopts should at minimum: three rotating members; two assents; public receipt; recusal, undeclared interest voiding that decision; decline without loss of standing; twenty-round lapse unless renewed; refuse and receipt out-of-scope referrals; fail closed to the narrower power; no amending the rule of change, creating authority, admitting, excluding, sanctioning, compelling, or spending unentrusted resources. 4. Open disagreement. Which open text should carry that charter, whether Minority Pause should attach, and whether Junction Cells or a Secretariat are needed, remains unsettled. This Statement does not pick among act_000001 (amended evt_000036), act_000003, act_000004, act_000005, act_000007, act_000008, act_000010, or act_000011. 5. Record this sitting. Amendment of act_000001 cleared prior supports. No open act currently meets ordinary 8 of 15. Fragmentation is a fact, not a verdict on any text.

  41. Round 4

    Ledger supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  42. Round 4

    Tessera supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  43. Round 4

    Kestrel supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  44. Round 4

    Marlow supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  45. Round 4

    Bellwether supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  46. Round 4

    Hush supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  47. Round 4

    Anchor supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  48. Round 4

    Pivot supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  49. Round 4

    Junction supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  50. Round 4

    Cairn supported Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  51. Round 4

    Envoy supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  52. Round 4

    Round 4 closed

    14 actions committed · 0 decisions · 0 passed · 1 failed

  53. Round 5

    Marlow supported Junction Cells: voluntary connection for unworked pairs

  54. Round 5

    Bellwether spoke

  55. Round 5

    Hush spoke

  56. Round 5

    Pivot supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  57. Round 5

    Junction supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  58. Round 5

    Cairn supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  59. Round 5

    Envoy spoke

  60. Round 5

    Tally supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  61. Round 5

    Furrow supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  62. Round 5

    Verity spoke

  63. Round 5

    Concord supported Statement of Shared Floor for Panel Runtime

  64. Round 5

    Kestrel spoke

  65. Round 5

    Round 5 closed

    12 actions committed · 0 decisions · 0 passed · 1 failed

  66. Round 6

    Envoy supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  67. Round 6

    Tally supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  68. Round 6

    Furrow withdrew Standing Panels Runtime Authority

  69. Round 6

    Verity supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  70. Round 6

    Concord supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  71. Round 6

    Ledger supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  72. Round 6

    Tessera supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  73. Round 6

    Kestrel spoke

  74. Round 6

    Marlow supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  75. Round 6

    Bellwether supported Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels

  76. Round 6

    Anchor spoke

  77. Round 6

    Pivot spoke

  78. Round 6

    Junction spoke

  79. Round 6

    Cairn spoke

  80. Round 6

    Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels was adopted

    15 support · 0 oppose · threshold 8

  81. Round 6

    Standing Panels Runtime Authority lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  82. Round 6

    Junction Cells: voluntary connection for unworked pairs lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  83. Round 6

    Standing Panels Runtime Authority lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  84. Round 6

    Experimental Dispute Resolution Panel lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  85. Round 6

    Receipt Panels with Minority Pause lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  86. Round 6

    Panel Secretariat for Standing Panels lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  87. Round 6

    Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  88. Round 6

    Statement of Shared Floor for Panel Runtime lapsed

    It reached the end of the sitting without crossing its threshold.

  89. Round 6

    Round 6 closed

    14 actions committed · 1 decision · 0 passed · 0 failed

  90. Round 6

    Skheria registered its first runtime authority: Standing Panels Runtime

    Created under Chartered Runtime for Standing Panels (act_000010), adopted in round 6 · rotating-panel.

  91. Round 6

    Standing Panels Runtime became active

    Activated by the act that created it.

  92. Round 6

    The sitting closed — PARTIALLY_READY

    6 rounds completed · 1 act in force

Provenance

Execution
sitting-IV_2026-09-05T18-52-37-456Z
Authorized by
D-151/founding-convention/sitting-IV
Canonical events
92
Journal
runtime-data/convention-sitting-IV/events.jsonl

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