Chapter · Governments
In this chapter, a citizen, a journalist and an allied government can confirm — in seconds, by machine — that what a government domain publishes is exactly what the government published. Trust in official information stops being a hope. It becomes a property of the state's infrastructure.
One administrative decision. No cost to the publishing units. A state can be first.
This chapter is not waiting for a pilot. The mechanism runs today across hundreds of public services, scored continuously — from public records to satellite data — written by the same hand that drafted a state's open-data standards.
The first state to do it sets the standard for the rest.
How this chapter begins in your country — that is the thirty minutes.
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