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Public information is public. Private official work is protected.
InDocket’s public layer is built for broad access to legislative information. Private official and civic workspaces are offered under published, uniform public-sector terms — with no endorsement, legislative action, or data sharing required.
§1 · The posture
Uniform terms. No conditions on official work.
Public information is public. Private official work is protected. Private official and civic workspaces are offered under published, uniform public-sector terms, with no endorsement, legislative action, or data sharing required. Office-private work never becomes an advocacy product, a caucus analytic, or a shared prediction — the boundary is structural, not a promise. See the Trust Architecture for how the planes are kept separate.
§2 · Who it’s for
Three surfaces, each with its status stated plainly.
Private beta · published public-sector termsA sealed workspace for legislative offices.Sponsored bills, vote queues, floor briefs, and committee context in an office-private plane — with export, delete, audit, and time-boxed, approved support access.Legislative offices →Design partner · counsel-gatedCoordinate with member offices without watching them.An opt-in, content-down sidecar for publishing priority bills and briefing packets to member offices — with no read receipts, no view telemetry, and no visibility into private office work.Caucuses · legislative organizations →Public information layerBroad access to public legislative information.Public bill pages, a citation layer, and shareable public research under a uniform-access posture — the public information layer, open to everyone.Public & civic research →
§3 · How it works