Public versus private data flow
Concept · planned- Person
- Office
- Term
- Public actions
- Evidence
- Responses
- Corrections
- Private credential wallet
- Minimum attestation
- Defined civic action
- Private evidence stays behind boundary
Politicians receive persistent public-role IDs. Citizens retain control of their own credentials.
Interactive concept. The application is in development.

Representatives are connected to office, term, authority, public conduct, evidence, responses, and corrections.
A civic action should receive only the permitted claim—not the underlying identity evidence.

Participation states remain visible without turning identity into an opinion score.
Citizen speech, associations, ratings, criticism, petitions, and civic activity shall not become a generalized reputation or eligibility score.
Community-led attestation establishes the applicable participation status outside the Rate My Representatives application.
Expand each section to inspect the full identity, participation, and No Social Credit commitments.
A politician’s digital ID is a persistent, verifiable public-role record for a representative, officeholder, or declared candidate. It connects the correct person to the correct office, jurisdiction, district, term, official identifiers, source-backed public actions, responses, corrections, and accountability history.
It is not a national citizen ID, a government permission slip, a private personal dossier, or a claim that every linked record is true. Evidence quality, source interpretation, response rights, and correction history remain necessary.
A citizen controls the keys, credentials, and disclosures associated with their identity. The platform should request only the minimum claim required for a specific civic action rather than collect or expose an identity dossier.
The planned identity and participant-attestation layer will be established through a community-led committee operating under the Checks and Balances Protocol. The committee confirms the applicable human or participation status. Rate My Representatives should receive only the minimum attestation result permitted by the final rules.
Public representative profiles and source records should remain readable without authentication. Contributions will be labeled according to whether they came from current authenticated participation, unverified participation, or anonymous public input.
Only current authenticated participation may be described as authenticated civic sentiment. Anonymous or unverified activity must never be blended into that signal or presented as verified consensus.
Narrow, purpose-specific integrity states may be used to protect a particular civic action. They must remain transparent, contestable, limited to that purpose, and incapable of being combined into a generalized citizen score.
A representative voluntarily exercises public power and creates a public record. A Representative Accountability Score evaluates the public role, public duties, source-backed conduct, and community response connected to that role.
The score may not govern the representative’s access to ordinary civil rights or unrelated services. It must be source-backed, published, versioned, correctable, role-limited, and separated from citizen identity.
Rate My Representatives is owned by Checks and Balances Committee Ltd. It is not a separate legal entity or independently maintained brand.
Checks and Balances establishes the human-attestation and governance protocol. Rate My Representatives applies that foundation to the identities, records, conduct, and accountability of the people exercising public power.
The No Social Credit Covenant applies to implementations undertaken by Checks and Balances Committee Ltd. and Civic Ledger AI Ltd.