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I implemented the missing functionality in both governance.rs and staking.rs modules. For governance.rs, I added proper initialization for the GovernancePallet struct and implemented core functionality for proposal management including creating proposals, casting votes, retrieving information, and finalizing proposals. In staking.rs, I implemented a balance management system with proper error handling that correctly manages free and staked balances, performs safety checks, and handles edge cases like insufficient balances. I added annotations to suppress compiler warnings for unused imports and dead code. Both modules now pass all test cases, confirming that the implementation satisfies the expected behavior while maintaining the original design and following Rust best practices for error handling, state management, and ownership rules.