•  ACTION: Drummond Reed to finish his review of the ToIP Governance Metamodel Companion Guide.
•  ACTION: Add links to the table of deliverables on the GSWG home page for each Working Group Approved Deliverable to the GSWG meeting page at which the deliverable was approved.
•  ACTION: Scott Perry and Drummond Reed to arrange a meeting with Savita Farooquito discuss preparing a blog post about the six GSWG approved deliverables that are ready to be approved.
•  ACTION: NEED for Drummond Reedto coordinate with Victor Syntez to convert the Introduction to ToIP V2 white paper into the ToIP Style Guide template.
•  ACTION: CHAIRS to add a requirement step in our document publish process for adding terms.
•  ACTION: ALL to start populating ToIP Terms Wiki. 
•  ACTION: Drummond Reed to schedule Alex Tweeddale to present at the next meeting on the Cheqd governance framework for their Layer 1 public utility (https://docs.cheqd.io/governance/)

• ToIP Stack Design Principles TF — Drummond Reed
  • See Design Principles for the ToIP Stack (Google doc draft)
  • We have a complete first draft that is now in Community Review! <== HOORAY!
  • Drummond emailed the ToIP All-Member mailing list on Tuesday Nov 2
  • The Community Review will also be announced at the All-Member Meeting on Nov 10.
  • Working Group Approved Deliverable call for consensus in the Technical Stack WG will be Nov 15.
  • ToIP Approved Deliverable call for consensus process will start at ToIP Steering Committee meeting Nov 17 (one week).
• Governance Architecture TF — Drummond Reed
  • Finalizing the ToIP Governance Architecture Specification, the ToIP Governance Metamodel Specification, and the ToIP Governance Metamodel Companion Guide is the next step.
  • Proposed plan:
    • Community Review Drafts circulated to GSWG mailing list by Nov 10.
    • Working Group Approved Deliverable call for consensus at next GSWG meeting Nov 18.
    • ToIP Approved Deliverable call for consensus at Steering Committee meeting Dec 1.

Presentation on the Cheqd ToIP Layer 1 Governance Framework

• Alex shared this link to the Cheqd GF: https://docs.cheqd.io/governance/ 
• There were many excellent questions during the presentation—some of them below.
• The governance model is based on using proof-of-stake (POS) using Cheqd tokens.
• Mary Lacity asked about how Cheqd would protect against the danger of centralization with POS.
  • Alex explained how the design is intended to maximize distribution of the Cheqd network.
• Scott Perry asked about the danger that the Cheqd token holders act entirely in their self-interest and therefore the biggest stakeholders will dominate the voting and governance.
  • Alex offered several possible options for how excessive domination can be prevented, such as putting a limit on the total stake any one party can have for governance, and requiring a certain overall distribution of nodes.