- The Council drafts a proposed law and opens a voting window.
- Each member's coin may cast one ballot: For, Against, or Abstain.
- A law passes if it reaches quorum and more members vote For than Against.
- When voting closes, the sealed ballots are published as hashes and the tally is final.
Every action is recorded in a tamper-evident audit log. Ballots are sealed — only the totals are published, and any member can confirm their own ballot was counted.