Terminological governance is the coordinated set of institutional principles, decision-making procedures, standards, and accountability mechanisms through which concepts and their designations are created, evaluated, standardized, maintained, and disseminated within a language community, organization, or specialized domain ^[1]. It encompasses the allocation of responsibilities among experts, terminologists, authorities, and stakeholders; the establishment of criteria for terminology selection and approval; and the management of changes, variants, multilingual equivalents, and access to terminological resources ^[1][2]. Unlike terminology management, which focuses primarily on organizing and maintaining terminological data, terminological governance addresses the authority, policies, participation, and processes that determine how such data are controlled and used ^[2][3]. It may be formal or informal, centralized or distributed, and is closely related to language planning and standardization while remaining specifically concerned with specialized concepts and designations ^[3].