Fiduciary Commons is not a synonym for privacy law and not a claim that all information should be hidden from government. Government must possess sufficient informational capability to perform legitimate public functions. The framework asks how that capability should be allocated, limited, activated, and tested.
Ordered Informational Authority supplies the general theory. Fiduciary Commons applies that theory to the relationship among the individual, information, and government. FCGIAS translates the resulting limits into architecture and conformance. The model acts translate them into positive law.
Framework Map
See the complete theory-to-implementation hierarchy.
Capability Necessity and Authority
Understand STIC, NSIC, and SLIA.
Structural Least Power
Remove avoidable power before balancing.
Challenges and Counterarguments
Engage the strongest objections.
Continue through the framework
Open the current release or examine legal status and sources.