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Meetings? What? It's a killswitch. The whole point of a killswitch is to stop dangerous things from running amok. If your process requires meetings to respond to this kind of incident, your management has gone insane.
The only abuse you could inflict with the killswitch is delaying account admin actions, which is an entirely reasonable response to abuse and a feature you must absolutely implement if you have user access tools like this.
It's common sense that any time you're mutating user data or viewing private user data, you audit the hell out of everything so you can immediately respond to abuse and revert it, and lock out the attackers. They should've had alerts for this kind of thing too.
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