Enumeration of Miscellaneous Limits on Systemic Domain
The state cannot pay for or participate in the building and management
of residences or hospitals except as necessary within the military.
Under no circumstances can the state interfere with the setting of
wages or prices, or with enterprise, investment, interest rates,
market coverage, or corporate charters, except as set forth
specifically in this document.
The state cannot in any way disburse funds, goods, and services,
except as laid out in this document.
The state can not duplicate manufacturing or services available in the
private sector, except where the stable availability of the private
goods or services is in imminent doubt and the product is critical to
physical national defense.
Besides specialized training for state employees, and as otherwise
specified in this document, the state cannot engage in the mechanics
of education, promotion, or propaganda, except insofar as publication
(in print, or electronically through video, text, or mixed-content
media) constitutes a component of education. Specifically, the state
cannot cause information to be published (or otherwise provided),
through privately owned channels (not themselves common carriers), by
means of payment or coercion (for example, through the threat or
actuality of withholding a license of some sort), except that the
military can cause information to be published (or otherwise provided)
through privately owned channels by means of payment. The state is
expected to relay live video of all full-assembly legislative
proceedings through common carriers (paid commercial terrestrial or
satellite common carrier video distributors) in a form accessible
using commonly available hardware costing less than a week's average
wages. The full-assembly proceedings of all units of state within the
corresponding geographic bounds of which a residence is located must
be accessible to that residence. Common carrier video distributors
are required to carry legislative programming when so requested by the
state, and for this carrying they must charge and receive a fair
market rate.
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