Records & Transparency
These records preserve how the proposal has changed. Historical text, verification reports, and prior numbering are evidence of particular revisions; they do not replace the current public Constitution or establish current law.
For published project revisions, read Revision History. For current work, visit Review & Deliberation or the Supporting Framework.
Revision and verification evidence
- Disposition ledger — source retention, relocation, and revision decisions.
- Consultation numbering map and machine-readable map — a retained record of a separate numbering pass.
- Consultation verification report — records that pass’s scope and checks, not a fresh certification of this website.
- Requirements review — historical review against drafting instructions.
Record status: the Markdown constitution on current main retains earlier labels, while the public Constitution uses the consultation numbering. The renderer preserves that existing public numbering through the recorded map. The consultation report also names source files not present in this repository. Its completion and publication statements describe that historical pass, not a fresh verification.
Historical text and variants
- Original constitutional draft — superseded historical source.
- Legacy website variants — earlier website wording and omissions.
- Historical preamble variant — a non-operative alternative.
Commentary and source inventory
Founding Commentary preserves symbolic explanations. It is non-operative commentary; its historical and linguistic claims require review.
The generated material inventory separates constitutional, supporting, commentary, and historical material. Some source records refer to a package-level prior-pass archive outside this repository; no download is claimed here.