1. Facts are not property merely because they concern a person.
2. Possession does not create authority.
3. Technical capability does not create authority.
4. Commercial availability does not create governmental authority.
5. Interoperability does not aggregate governmental authority.
6. Government should receive the Authorized Answer, not automatically the underlying informational environment.
7. Government should possess the least standing informational power reasonably necessary for its legitimate function.
8. Broader purpose labels cannot manufacture broader authority.
9. AI inherits governmental authority. It does not create it.
10. Government cannot outsource its informational limits.
11. Renewed authority, not standing access, should govern exceptional need.
12. Architecture should make illegitimate power unavailable, not merely prohibited.
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