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Onboarding call slides

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⭐️ Key Responsibilities

The Anticapture Commission (ACC) serves as an institutional structure that defines ethics and expectations around capture resistance in the Collective. It is comprised of high context, active delegates and exists to prevent capture of the Token House by any one stakeholder or group of stakeholders (protocols, OP Chains, etc.).

• Act as a governance structure composed of high-context delegates, with an aim towards preventing capture in the Token House and across the Collective
• In furtherance of Goal No. 1, the ACC shall provide alerts to the Citizens’ House when concerns arise over significant imbalances in power between groups of stakeholders.
• Vote on all proposals that are subject to a Citizens House veto: Exercising the Commission’s delegation is important to passing Protocol Upgrades and other proposals subject to Citizens’ House veto
• Vote on other proposals that are not subject to a Citizens House veto: In situations where the Delegate Members of the ACC believe a capture is occurring or is likely to occur, or it would be in the interest of the Optimism Collective for the ACC to signal its voting intention, the Commission may also cast its vote on proposals that are not subject to a Citizens House Veto.
• Act as a communication bridge between the Token House and the Citizens House
• Evaluate decentralization progress across the Collective and hold the Collective accountable to its various decentralization objectives, including the milestones in the Foundation-proposed Decentralization Model, the Season 7 Intent and in discussions around Phases II and II in the Accelerated Decentralization Proposal.

The Anticapture Commission works to ensure the safety of the governance system working to achieve the singular Season 7 Intent:

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Season 7 Intent: A set of interoperable Stage 1 chains doing $250m per month in cross-chain asset transfer

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As an ACC member, your primary duties are outlined in the Anticapture Commission Charter. The Charter was approved by governance, and it is what gives the Grants Council legitimacy and is therefore your source of truth. The Charter always takes precedent over Internal Operating Procedures.

The Anticapture Commission will vote from the below address, using this Safe UI:

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OPerating-manual/Anticapture Commission Charter v2.0.md at main · ethereum-optimism/OPerating-manual

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Goals

🗳️The Commission is expected to vote in 100% of governance upgrade proposals

🗣️The Commission is expected to participate in all discussions where the Citizens House is considering a veto

📝 Key Platforms

Public Optimism Governance Calendar

This is where you can keep up to date with Optimism Governance

Governance Forum This is where the ACC will review proposals and keep up with governance activity

Here you’ll find the Anticapture Commission Communication Thread

Telegram The ACC discusses internal operations and collaborates via Telegram

Governance Portal This is where the ACC will vote on proposals

🏘️ Optimism Collective Context