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Two longer treatments for readers who want the whole framework in one document.

The Government's Power to Know

Fiduciary Commons, Ordered Informational Authority, and the Architecture of Limited Government · Publication 2.1 · September 2026

Modern government can acquire broad power to know without building a single central database. Interoperability, shared query, commercial enrichment, correlation, inference, digital identity and AI can combine lawful systems into standing capability no office was separately authorized to hold. This paper sets out the general theory, Ordered Informational Authority, and the architecture that follows from it, including the Authority-Capability Correspondence Principle and the FCGIAS standard.

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VIDA and PDTA advocacy white paper

The constitutional argument, the structural problem and the legislative solution in a format designed for policy review. It predates Version 2.2 of the acts.

  • VIDA and PDTA advocacy white paperPDF