During May 2026, delivered significant governance and quality improvements across seven MOJ-LAA repositories, focusing on strengthening review rigor, traceability, and release readiness. Implemented comprehensive PR template enhancements to standardize reviewer guidance, context, rationale, and pre-merge checks across: laa-crown-court-proceeding, laa-crime-evidence, laa-maat-orchestration, laa-maat-court-data-api, laa-maat-scheduled-tasks, laa-crime-commons, and laa-crown-court-contribution. These changes reduce merge risk, improve documentation, and speed up review cycles. Key additive change: laa-crown-court-contribution includes CI/CD pipeline setup with CircleCI, CODEOWNERS, PR templates, Dependabot, Docker support, and Gradle build configurations, enabling automated builds, tests, and deployments across environments and improving release reliability. Overall impact: No production bugs fixed this month; emphasis on process improvements, standardization, and governance to enhance quality, collaboration, and release confidence. Technologies/skills demonstrated: PR template design and governance, cross-repo collaboration, CircleCI-based CI/CD, Docker, Gradle, Dependabot, CODEOWNERS, and enhanced contributor guidelines.