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Expand Up @@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ changes. Once scheduled, batch configs cannot be removed and their order cannot
Scheduling a config is a two step process: First, the config object is drafted using the various
`setNext...` functions and, second, it is finalized using `schedule`.

Only the contract owner is allowed to schedule configs. This role is inteded to be played by a DAO.
Only the contract owner is allowed to schedule configs. This role is intended to be played by a DAO.

The batch config objects divide time into a sequence of batches and each config is applicable to a
range of them. The following fields specify this:
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ For transaction execution after decryption, the following fields are relevant:

- `transactionGasLimit`: the maximum amount of gas a transaction is allowed to consume during
execution once it is decrypted
- `targetAddress`: the address of the contract to which the derypted transactions will be passed
- `targetAddress`: the address of the contract to which the decrypted transactions will be passed
to
- `targetFunctionSelector`: the 4 byte function selector that specifies the function in the target
contract that will be called with each decrypted transaction
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