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      "body": "So lets say last 8 digits on our national ID/drivers license allow us to generate some type of private key. This can be done in so many different ways and is usually not game changing.\nThat can be  some form of deterministic wallet where anonymity is guaranteed by default but you can always prove your actions.\n\nAgenda Council would have a blockchain based strawpoll type mechanics to add topics and perform simple yes/no voting. Petitions signed with something like a QR code could feed in to the same database segment.\nRandom interest panel seeds are allocated by blocks and users only see discussion in their own pods.\nThis is where I think parts of Steem would fit in nicely. Good discussion is encouraged by the ability to be greatly rewarded. Attention/monetary seeking individuals will have a hard time deceiving other 11 people in their expertise and if they manage to do it, it is only effecting single pod.\nReview Panels would require a bit less of a discussion tool and more of data archiving. Closest I can think of would be a blockchain based wikipedia. Transparent creation of educational materials for the Policy Jury, where anybody can leave a constructive comment. Since they would be today politicians, they could get paid from the currency itself.\nPolicy jury is randomly chosen group that at the end vote by secret ballot.\n\nI'll leave the operational bodies for a different time.",
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      "body": "Let me start by saying that core principles described here are from a paper called \"An Idealized Design for the Legislative Branch of Government\" by Terry Bouricius/David Schecter and later well argued for by David Van Reybroucks in his Against Elections: The Case for Democracy.\n\nI hope to spark a discussion regarding how \"technologically feasible to operate if it _were_ implemented\" if the choice of technology would be blockchain but even open to debate the core principles themselves.\n\nBouricius and Schecter got their inspiration from ancient Greece and Italian city states and what they propose is a multi-body decision making system.\n\n# Decision making bodies\n\n### Agenda Council\n- Compiles the agenda, chooses topics for legislation\nSize: 150-400 people\nComposition: chosen by lot from among volunteers\nRotation: 3 years (⅓ each year), no extension\n\n### Interest Panels\n- Propose topic-related legislation\nSize: 12 to 20 per panel, unlimited number of panels\nComposition: experts in topic who put their name forward\nRotation: as often as they desire and terms end with every panel\n\n### Review Panel\n- Compile legislation according to the input of interest panels and experts\nSize: 150, divided up into separate panels; each panel empowered for a single domain; participants do not choose their panel but are allocated to it\nComposition: chosen by lot from among volunteers\nRotation: 3 years (⅓ each year), no extension\n\n### Policy Jury\n- Votes on legislation; secret ballot after public presentations\nSize: 400\nComposition: chosen by lot from among all adult citizens, participation compulsory\nRotation: per required legislation, one or several days\n\n# Operational bodies\n\n### Rules Council\n- Decides on rules and procedures of legislative work\nSize: ~50\nComposition: chosen by lot from among volunteers (former participants from other bodies)\nRotation: 3 years (⅓ each year), no extension\n\n### Oversight Council\n- Regulates the legislative process and deals with complaints\nSize: ~20\nComposition: chosen by lot from among volunteers\nRotation: 3 years (⅓ each year), no extension\n\n## Legislation life cycle\nTopic would be raised by petition or by members of the Agenda Council, who are a collection of individuals who put themselves forward to designate topics worth discussing by other bodies. 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