role-sunset

A governance domain sunset requires strict procedural steps and consent mechanisms to formally dissolve obsolete domains. It inventories responsibilities, executes a disposition plan, archives the domain contract, and provides a 90-day reactivation window for resolving missed items.

Governance domain dissolution inventories responsibilities and agreements, executes a disposition plan, archives the domain contract, and provides a 90-day reactivation window. This prevents zombie governance domains from accumulating with lingering authority or orphaned responsibilities.

Initiate domain sunset when a governance domain has achieved its purpose, become vacant, or is otherwise deemed obsolete. This prevents project-specific governance domains from becoming sources of confusion or potential misuse after project completion.

The 90-day reactivation window is a grace period after archiving the domain contract. It allows you to discover and resolve any missed items or orphaned responsibilities post-sunset before the governance domain is fully dissolved.

No, inventorying responsibilities and agreements is a required step before dissolution. The sunset process mandates strict procedural steps and consent mechanisms to ensure accountability and prevent orphaned responsibilities during the disposition phase.

The domain contract is formally archived during the sunset process. After archiving, a 90-day reactivation window opens to resolve any missed items, ensuring the governance domain does not retain lingering authority once fully dissolved.