OpenGov Accountability Checklists

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Thanks for putting this together.

The Accountability Checklist is great to have in place, but meaningless without any ways to enforce or any form of consequences for those that do not comply.

From what we experienced with Marketing Bounty #33, we made multiple requests for verifiable reporting for the DOT distribution and other budgetary spending as per the Treasury Reporting Standards.

Delaying this step or shelving for another discussion will negatively impact the community. Without having any enforcement or consequences, bad actors will continue to grift and the very few community members willing to participate and review proposals will continue to dwindle until they are non-existent.

Look at the Treasury outflow chart. Initial attempts to stop bad actors in February led to higher outflows, as the community gave bad actors the green light by not acting on reviewer complaints, which continually grew month-to-month through July.

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