Liaison Officer – Public Function Description

The Liaison Officer is a publicly appointed figure of the Social Quality Service (SQS), serving as a bridge between the system and society. Their role is to ensure transparency, continuity, and public accessibility of information regarding the operations of SQS, confirming that validation procedures are conducted in accordance with established protocols.

Through their work, the Liaison Officer enables society to gain insight into how the system functions, which reference points are critical, and how these are linked to societal outcomes, while maintaining a neutral and procedural position within the internal hierarchy. The role does not include authority over validation processes, the selection of Validators, or the weighting of results; its significance lies exclusively in publicly guaranteeing continuity and access to information.

In this way, the Liaison Officer ensures that the public can have a clear and reliable view of the system’s operations, while internal processes remain independent and impartial. The position symbolizes public accountability and procedural rigor, confirming that SQS operates in accordance with its principles and standards of integrity.