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If the Core Facilitator concludes that the allegation of misalignment or operational security breach was justified, they can impose an appropriate penalty up to and including derecognition of the Alignment Conserver.
In cases of very mild "slippery slope" breaches of the Alignment Conserver requirements, a formal warning may be given and recorded in the subdocuments herein. Where such a breach was the first instance of misalignment by the Alignment Conserver, no disciplinary measures beyond a formal warning are required.
In cases where severe actions or violations occur that can be reasonably interpreted as Governance Attacks, the Alignment Conserver must be promptly derecognized by the Core Facilitator.
If the Core Facilitator is the subject of an allegation of misalignment or operational security breach, the adjudication process may be initiated by Core GovOps.
This Section defines specific responsibilities of the Core Facilitator with regard to Aligned Delegates.
The Core Facilitator must enforce all rules governing Aligned Delegates.
The Core Facilitator must oversee and maintain the process by which individuals/entities apply for recognition as an Aligned Delegate.
Applicants must be formally recognized as Aligned Delegates by the Core Facilitator upon fulfilling all requirements defined in the subdocuments herein.
The list of currently recognized Aligned Delegates is defined as Active Data. The Active Data is updated as follows:
This Section defines Ranked Delegates. Ranked Delegates are Aligned Delegates who are eligible to receive a budget from the Sky Protocol and have additional rights and responsibilities as specified herein.
The Facilitator must act swiftly when an AD is suspected of breaching the requirements defined in this Article, or the requirements defined in the Alignment Conserver Framework.
Any Scope Facilitator has the authority to formally raise an allegation of AD misalignment with the Core Facilitator, which then obligates the latter to initiate a formal adjudication pursuant to the Adjudication Process.
A Facilitator's failure to act promptly in addressing credible evidence of AD misalignment or to mitigate the risk of misalignment spreading among ADs is considered an act of misalignment itself. Formal allegations of such failure must be adjudicated by the Core Facilitator pursuant to the same process referenced in the above-cited document.
Emergency response is coordinated by the Emergency Response Group ("ERG"). The Emergency Response Group is a group of Facilitators, Aligned Delegates, and Ecosystem Actors that include domain experts in different areas of the Sky Ecosystem. The Emergency Response Group is tasked with reacting to emergency scenarios that are critical to the survival of the Sky Protocol.