gmgm.
First of all, congrats @MattOnChain for the successful onboarding of @Entropy. You quickly put together a very well-thought-out and needed proposal. I like it, I think it addresses an issue that needs resolution.
My only concern is that I’m unconvinced about needing a third party to report on the msig expenses. Wouldn’t it be simpler to pay one of the signatories a little extra (like the chair one) to handle the reports? As the data above shows, the transactions are few.
Additionally, regarding the tasks assigned to this third party, it seems that several are quite out of scope to justify the budget. The tasks listed have value and could provide a valuable service to the DAO, but shouldn’t they be included in a separate proposal? I believe this would also be on the scope of the proposed OpCo.
Besides this great proposal, something that comes to my mind is that a future iteration of this could include an optimistic framework for executing approved proposals. Have you considered it when drafting it?
Instead of paying for multisig signers, a cheaper and more efficient system would be to create a Guardian Council role that would act as a gateway for malicious proposals. That Guardian Council could be the hereby proposed msig.
Tagging @Bobbay from UMA and @0xAlex from Kleros in case this is an option that might be of interest and consideration by the DAO, so they can have visibility and, if interested, put together a plan to try it out.