All functions of government which do not qualify for classified status shall operate in full view of the people.  All non-classified data collected or held by the government shall be made available, easily and at no cost, to any person who requests it.

Data may only be defined as “classified” if it directly and causally affects the security of the nation or its contingent parts.   No data may be defined as “classified” without the approval of an elected body of non-military persons.

No law–legislative, procedural, or otherwise–shall be enacted or enforced without being open to and known to the people for a minimum of 10 days.

No change in the law–through legislation, interpretation, or enforcement–shall proceed without being made known to the public for a minimum of 10 days.

No person shall be detained, questioned, searched, or otherwise subject to enforcement of a law without being allowed to know the wording and judicial interpretation of the law they are accused of breaking.