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Governance

Reserve and Treasury Committee.

Public remit for reserve stewardship, valuation discipline, liquidity, custody and treasury controls.

How to read this table

Live numbers are separated for committee review.

The committee page tells reviewers which figures are the live public status and keeps oversight explicit on the current public API state.

Committee reading: live reserve and proof figures are the public record and the only public status surface.

Live oversight fields

ControlLive APIReviewer note
Reserve-capacity recognition$0Live public status.
M00 value$58.85856Live public status.
M1 value$176,824,258,912.2703Live public status.
Monetary baseNot publishedLive public status.
M0 reserveNot publishedLive public status.
Policy XAU equivalent0 ozLive public status.
Proof quorum0 / 3, not passedLive status remains the public truth surface.
Triple-state reconciliationNot alignedLive status remains the public truth surface.

Reserve and treasury oversight

ControlCurrent public status
Reserve-capacity recognition$0 current live reserve API value
M00 value$58.85856 published and non-zero
M1 value$176,824,258,912.2703 live API value
Monetary base$0 live GRU monetary metric
M0 reserveNot published, not treated as zero
Policy XAU equivalent0 oz on current policy-reserve basis
Proof quorumLive API 0 / 3; not passed.
Triple-state reconciliationLive API not aligned with one break.
Custody / appraisal evidencePending public assurance package

What still needs to be published

Required itemStatusPublic disclosure needed
Committee chairNot publishedChair, authority and reporting line.
Reserve authorityNot publishedReserve approval and control ownership.
Valuation approvalsNot publishedValuation hierarchy and approval process.
Conflict controlsNot publishedRelated-party and conflict handling.
Public assurance packageNot publishedCustody evidence, appraisal evidence and proof quorum linkage.

Reserve and balance-sheet backlog notice

Open the reserve and balance-sheet backlog notice for the current custody, assurance and classification gaps.