Remove DASSOM explanation from drafting notes

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                     <li>This draft concentrates governing power in a small self-perpetuating <strong>Founding Fathers/Mummies (max 5)</strong> while keeping general membership open and unlimited. The AEC does not require internal democracy; it requires the constitution to cover name, aims, membership, amendment, and winding-up, and requires 1,500 enrolled members. All of that is satisfied here.</li>
                     <li>This control structure is robust <strong>only if the Party is incorporated as a company limited by guarantee</strong> in which the <em>company's</em> members are the Founding Fathers/Mummies (and only the Council). General "Members" under clause 4 are associational/party members with no Corporations Act standing. Do <strong>not</strong> use an incorporated association for this design — association members get statutory rights you cannot remove. Have a lawyer align this document with the company constitution before lodging.</li>
                     <li>Bracketed items are choices for you to set.</li>
-                    <li><strong>DASSOM</strong> (clause 5A) is a covert shadow council of 4 members with veto power over public council changes. Their identities are secret unless a Doxx is triggered. The name is Mossad backwards. Yes, this is legally operative.</li>
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