Please describe your proposed solution.
We suggest having a randomised set of DReps required to take part in oversight of project reporting for Cardanos overarching governance model in the age of Voltaire.
this will work like jury duty, where random dreps will be assigned to oversee the development of projects at each milestone stage of their implementation.
This will help develop accountability for projects and proposals funded through on-chain governance and will enable a selection of domain experts to review the output of proposals through each stage.
This will be randomly assigned and done at every stage to help mitigate the potential for bribery and manipulation by projects, as well as enable projects to request a second review from a different (randomly selected) committee of dreps if felt that the initial review is unfair.
How does your proposed solution address the challenge and what benefits will this bring to the Cardano ecosystem?
Ultimately the community need to make sure proposals that do get funded are providing those solutions, the potential for lots of funds to disappear because of voting manipulation in any form is a real risk of fully open community governance.
Giving Dreps the role of managing and overseeing funded proposals will add an extra layer of security and reason for dreps to contribute further towards the process of on-chain governance.
This will help the community weed out unavailable dreps or potentially malicious ones, but it will also create a great early stage and continuing feedback loop for funded proposals, to ensure work is being done.
How do you intend to measure the success of your project?
the formation of a Drep jury duty or some other similar system of oversight along these lines.
Please describe your plans to share the outputs and results of your project?
We will share the output of these results through documentation, reporting of conversations with domain experts and discussing these concepts and how they can be improved and implemented effectively