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  Approval Discipline · WS1 · 6 hard prohibitions · 4 mandatory inclusions · 12-row RACI

Nothing ships without a signature.

This is the gate the workstream lives behind. Every asset, every claim, every pitch letter that touches a regulated phrase passes a two-step approval before it leaves the building. The cleared-claims register below is what Corrina can reuse without re-clearance. The forbidden-phrases register is what no asset may contain. The RACI matrix is who signs what.

  Active delegation
Until WS4 (Legal & Corporate) is filled, Carla (PMO Director) carries the legal sign-off authority under a temporary delegation from Mathew, with external legal counsel on call. Every "WS4 / Legal" entry in the RACI below reads Carla (acting) until that workstream is staffed.
Vol 4 Ch 11 · Approval Workflow

The two-step gate every asset passes through

No asset ships from WS1 without both signatures. SLAs are non-negotiable — the workstream depends on them.

1
YDT internal review
24h SLA

Corrina & the YDT editorial team check the asset against the cleared-claims register, the forbidden-phrases register, and the four mandatory inclusions. Internal craft pass.

2
WS4 Legal sign-off
48h SLA · via PMO Jira board

Carla (acting) plus external counsel where the claim touches financial product territory. Sign-off is logged in the PMO Jira board with the cleared-claim ID, basis, and reviewer name. That ID is what makes the claim reusable.

Why this matters operationally.   Once a claim is in the cleared register, Corrina can reuse it across pitch letters, landing pages and crisis-line variants without re-clearance. That is what gives the workstream pace. The gate exists so the rest of the floor can run.
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Active approval requests

What is in the pipe right now. Filter by stage; click an item to see the audit trail. This view is the same one the Steering Committee sees in the fortnightly sprint review.

ID Asset Submitted by Stage Age Notes
AR-027 Hero film 37s cut — vertical 9:16 for Meta Corrina (WS1) Legal Review 18h Awaiting Carla (acting) sign-off on lower-third disclaimer wording
AR-028 AFR pitch letter — Aleks Vickovich variant Corrina (WS1) YDT Review 6h YDT internal review · 24h SLA · within window
AR-026 Vertical landing page — broker / NCCP variant YDT (WS1) Changes Requested 2d WS4 legal asked for explicit NCCP RG 209 reference in footer
AR-025 Founder bio — 250-word version for podcast outreach Corrina (WS1) Cleared cleared Cleared 2d ago · ledgered · published to /press
  Cleared · safe to reuse

Cleared-claims register

These claims have passed both gates. They are reusable verbatim in any WS1 asset without re-clearance. Anchor the workstream's structural defence on these.

Cleared M-2 W3

"Commission ledger is cryptographically auditable."

Cleared by: Carla (acting WS4)
Basis: Verified against Volume 2 technical architecture brief.
Cleared M-1 W4

"There is no recruitment commission, no joining fee, no downline, and no token."

Cleared by: External counsel + Carla
Basis: Reviewed against ASIC MLM diagnostic. Verbatim use approved.
Cleared M-1 W4

"Affiliates earn exclusively on real customer transactions."

Cleared by: External counsel + Carla
Basis: Anchors the structural defence. Reusable in any vertical.
Cleared M-2 W1

"Flip 360 does not provide personal financial advice. Consider your own circumstances."

Cleared by: Carla (acting WS4)
Basis: Standard disclaimer language. Must appear within same field of view as any income reference.
  Vol 4 Ch 11 · hard prohibitions

Forbidden-phrases register

These phrases do not ship from this workstream. The regulator and the reason are next to each one so the discipline is portable — Corrina can train a new YDT writer in five minutes.

Phrase Why it is prohibited Regulator / source
"Guaranteed" income / "guaranteed" returns No financial product in Australia may be promoted as guaranteed without licensing under the ACL and AFSL framework. Hard line. ASIC · ACCC s.18 ACL
"Risk-free" / "passive" / "no work" — without qualifier Constitutes a misleading inducement under the ACL. Always pair with the disclosure language on this page. ACCC · ASIC
Specific income projections without disclaimer Personalised dollar figures or "you will earn $X" framing requires the standard past-performance and own-circumstances disclaimer in the same field of view. ASIC · AANA Code of Ethics
MLM-adjacent language ("downline", "team build", "recruit and earn") Flip 360 is structurally not MLM (no recruitment commission, no joining fee, no downline). Using MLM vocabulary defeats the architectural defence. ASIC · ACCC
Personal financial advice phrasing ("we recommend", "best for you") Triggers AFSL territory. The platform is general information only — always frame as such. ASIC · AFSL framework
Mortgage, loan or credit claims without NCCP clearance Any reference to credit assistance or broker activity invokes NCCP Act licensing. Vertical-specific copy must be cleared with WS4 Legal. NCCP Act · ASIC RG 209
If a phrase in this register appears in any draft, the asset returns to the submitter for rewrite before either gate begins. The 24h / 48h SLA clock does not start on assets that fail this check.
  Vol 4 Ch 11 · mandatory inclusions

Four mandatory inclusions

These must appear on the surfaces noted. Their absence is grounds for the asset to be pulled.

1
Mandatory

ABN / ACN clearly displayed on landing page and footer

Surfaces: Every owned web surface — landing, /press, /compliance, footer of email comms
2
Mandatory

"Affiliate commissions tracked by immutable audit ledger. Past performance does not guarantee future commission."

Surfaces: Any page mentioning commission, earnings, or affiliate income
3
Mandatory

"Consider your own circumstances. Flip 360 does not provide personal financial advice."

Surfaces: Any page mentioning income, returns, or financial outcomes
4
Mandatory

Vertical-specific regulator disclosures (NCCP for broker, AFSL for adviser, ACL for property)

Surfaces: Vertical-specific landing pages and pitch letters touching that vertical
  Vol 4 Ch 13 + Vol 5 Ch 13 · combined

PMO × Workstream RACI matrix

Twelve decision rows across cross-workstream governance and Volume 5 delivery. Read the legend first; then the table tells you who signs, who is consulted, who is informed, for every motion that touches WS1.

R   Responsible — does the work
A   Accountable — owns the sign-off · one name only
C   Consulted — input before the decision
I   Informed — told after the decision
Activity / decision R A C I Source
Hero film master cut changes YDT (WS1) Mathew Carla + all WS leads All Vol 4 Ch 13
Media spend reallocation > $25k YDT (WS1) Mathew Carla All WS leads Vol 4 Ch 13
New vertical activation WS6 / BDM Mathew WS1 + WS4 + WS2 All Vol 4 Ch 13
Compliance copy variants WS4 / Legal Carla (acting) WS1 Mathew Vol 4 Ch 13
Affiliate T&C amendments WS4 / Legal Mathew WS2 + WS1 All Vol 4 Ch 13
Commission rate changes WS2 / Carla Mathew WS1 + WS6 All Vol 4 Ch 13
Press kit production YDT Corrina (PR Lead) Carla, Mathew Steering Committee Vol 5 Ch 13
Pitch letter drafting & sending Corrina (PR Lead) Corrina (PR Lead) Mathew Carla Vol 5 Ch 13
Founder interviews & podcast recordings Mathew Mathew Corrina (PR Lead) Carla Vol 5 Ch 13
TEDx application & coaching Corrina (PR Lead) Mathew Speaker coach Steering Committee Vol 5 Ch 13
Crisis comms Corrina (PR Lead) Mathew Legal counsel, Carla Steering Committee Vol 5 Ch 13
Coverage tracking & attribution reporting Carla / CoSai Carla Corrina (PR Lead) Mathew Vol 5 Ch 13
Reading the matrix.   Reporting flow is always workstream → PMO → Founder. Where Mathew is shown as Accountable, that is final sign-off after Carla’s PMO control system has rolled the recommendation up. Carla never operates a workstream; Corrina never reports past Carla.
  Vol 4 Ch 12 · governance cadence

The four forums the workstream surfaces into

Approval is not only point-in-time on individual assets — it is also the rhythm of these forums. WS1 reports into each on the cadence below.

Fortnightly

Sprint Review

Attendees: All WS leads + Mathew + Carla
Purpose: Demo · KPI rollup · RAID log review
Monthly

Steering Committee

Attendees: Mathew + Carla + Corrina + rotating WS lead
Purpose: Strategic decisions · budget reallocation · risk
Quarterly

Quarterly Business Review

Attendees: All WS leads + Mathew + Carla + external advisor
Purpose: Phase gate · re-baseline · scope review
Weekly

Founder 1:1

Attendees: Mathew + Carla
Purpose: PMO heartbeat · escalations · early signals
  Vol 5 Ch 11 · pre-briefed

Crisis-comms protocol

Any platform touching the words "passive income" in Australia will, at some point in its first 24 months, be asked whether it is an MLM, whether it is a Ponzi, and whether it is "too good to be true." The right answer is rehearsed, not improvised.

The three pre-briefed lines

1
"Is this an MLM?"

No. There is no recruitment commission, no joining fee, no downline structure, and no token. Affiliates earn exclusively on real customer transactions. We deliberately engineered the model to fail every MLM diagnostic — it was a design constraint, not an afterthought.

2
"Isn't this just another side hustle?"

A side hustle is a second job. It steals time from your family and it ends the moment you stop showing up. Flip 360 is the opposite — it is a referral economy where the commission compounds while you sleep. You earn passive while you earn active income. We are explicit that we are not a side hustle.

3
"How are you regulated?"

We are structured to comply with ASIC, NCCP and the Australian Privacy Principles. We hold our own legal opinion, and our commission ledger is cryptographically auditable. We welcome any regulator to review the architecture, and we proactively publish our compliance posture at flip360.com.au/compliance.

If a hostile piece appears — two-step crisis protocol

1
Within 4 hours
On-the-record · owned channel

The PR Lead (Corrina) publishes a calm, factual on-the-record response at flip360.com.au/press. Anchored to cleared claims from the register above. No improvisation.

2
Within 24 hours
Founder-direct · owned channel

Mathew records a short founder-direct video — no makeup, no podium, no spin — posted on owned channels. We do not fight in the comments. We respond once, in our own voice, on our own land.

Design principles of the approval surface

Three commitments this page is held to

Principle 01

Cleared once, reusable everywhere

A claim that has passed both gates lives in the register with an ID. Corrina can drop it into any pitch letter or landing page without going back through approval. The cost of clearance is paid once.

Principle 02

SLAs are the workstream’s oxygen

24h YDT review · 48h Legal sign-off. If either SLA slips, the bottleneck surfaces at the next sprint review and the Steering Committee owns the unblock. Approval is never the reason coverage misses a window.

Principle 03

Crisis lines are pre-cleared, not invented

When a hostile piece lands, no one drafts under pressure. The three pre-briefed lines above are the answer. Corrina’s job is to deliver them clearly within the 4h / 24h protocol — not to find new words.

Where this surfaces
  Library (cleared assets)   Pipeline (pitch letters use cleared claims)   Dashboard (RACI surfaces per-KPI)   Vol 4 Ch 11 source   Vol 5 Ch 11 source