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Automate governance proposal evaluations by defining risk levels, thresholds, and auditor requirements. This process classifies proposal risks and determines required auditor consensus to provide secure, automated approval or rejection guidance.

Risk-based decision-making in governance workflows involves setting criteria to identify critical, high, medium, and low risks in proposals. It streamlines approval processes by applying predefined risk thresholds to smart contract upgrades.

Set auditor approval criteria by configuring required auditor counts and consensus thresholds within the governance framework. This ensures proposals meet predefined risk assessment standards before secure contract upgrades proceed.

Yes, you can classify smart contract proposal risks into critical, high, medium, and low levels. The framework implements specific criteria for identifying these risks to determine the required auditor consensus for secure governance.

You need to define risk levels, auditor counts, and approval thresholds for governance proposal decisions. Establishing these predefined thresholds enables automated risk assessment and streamlines the approval process.

No, automated governance decision-making requires detailed criteria for risk assessment and auditor selection processes. Without these predefined thresholds and criteria, the framework cannot accurately evaluate proposals or determine required auditor consensus.