This talk will focus on presenting a system we have created that can be adapted for Wikimedia community groups to enforce the Universal Code of Conduct when reports of violations arise. The “dispute protocol” is openly licensed to be adapted by self-governed communities such as Wikimedia Affiliates. In the talk, we will discuss why it’s important for decentralized communities to establish transparent procedures for deliberating on reports and mediation. Without structures to deliberate on reports, community risks include breaches of confidentiality and a lack of trust in organizers commitments to upholding safe spaces. We will present how community leaders can adapt the system we have created to build processes for locally enforcing the UCoC when reports arise. The audience for this talk includes organizers of Affiliates and other in person, hybrid, or virtual meetup groups which might benefit from clarifying procedures for responding to issue reports.