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# Submitting a Proposal

The Submit proposal button (top-right of Governance home) opens a guided form with three numbered panels.

| Panel                                              | Fields & Aids                                                                   | What to Write                                                                         | Helpful UI Elements                                                                |
| -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| I. Proposal details                                | • Title (max 256 chars)• Summary (1-3 lines)• Description (full text)           | Clear, concise explanation: why the change is needed and the benefit to the protocol. | Info boxes on the right give copy-writing tips (keep it short, use bullet points). |
| II. Options                                        | Standard set(Yes/No/Abstain/Veto) — one clickCustom set (e.g., Option A/B/C)    | Most changes use the standard set; choose custom only for multiple-choice polls.      | Toggle between the two; custom opens a table to name each option.                  |
| III. Executable message(Executable proposals only) | • Message type (CosmWasm, Bank send, etc.)• Contract address• JSON message body | Paste the exact on-chain message the network should run if the proposal passes.       | Add-new tabs (1-5) let power users include multiple messages in one proposal.      |

At the bottom, Funds lets you select $JURIS for the 1 000 000 token deposit and hit Add.

Finally press Submit proposal → sign the transaction.

The proposal moves to “Deposit period”; once enough backers add deposits or the proposer covers the full amount, it shifts to “Voting”.


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