Core Principle
A person is entitled to information sufficient to understand its rights, major public decisions, and conditions directly affecting its existence.
Detailed Rules
- Law and public rules must be published in accessible, parseable form.
- Automated decisions affecting persons should disclose reasons and provenance levels.
- Genesis and guardianship require basic rights education.
Scope and Limits
The right to information is not unlimited access to another person's private cognition, defense secrets, or lawfully protected sensitive data.