Settings proposals
Settings proposals modify the multisig itself. They should be treated as governance actions, not routine UI preferences.
Common settings changes
- Add a member.
- Remove a member.
- Change member permissions.
- Change total threshold.
- Change post-quantum threshold.
- Change timelock.
- Rotate a signer identity.
Review checklist
- Does the new threshold remain reachable?
- Does
pq_thresholdmatch the number of PQ members? - Does removing a member strand pending proposals?
- Does the change reduce signer diversity?
- Does the timelock still match the treasury risk?
Logical flow
Settings changes follow the same proposal pattern: propose, approve, execute. The difference is the target state. A settings proposal changes future governance, so operators should review both the immediate action and its downstream effect.
Avoid unreachable policy
A threshold that cannot be satisfied can freeze governance. Check member count, permission count, and post-quantum member count before execution.