Every module sits at the disposal of a Nation. None is opened without a Chief’s decision; none disclosed without a separate one. Industry parties may propose a module to a Nation; a Nation may enable a module for its own Council’s work.
A document-grounded chatbot that lets communities ask plain-language questions about your project disclosures, and tells them honestly when an answer is not in the documents.
Community members map places of significance — fishing, hunting, gathering, ceremony — and rank them. Data lives with the community.
A structured letter the Council circulates — a named set of questions sent to members on a set schedule. Returns are aggregated and reported on cadence, never as raw responses.
Create a project, submit it for IRIS review, then propose a module to the communities your project affects. Each Chief decides whether — and on what terms — to open it.
Your organisations →A Chief may enable a community-led module for the Council’s own work, or accept an industry party’s proposal. Logs, maps, and reports stay under community control.
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