RFCs

Design decisions in RegelRecht are documented through RFCs. Each RFC captures the problem, the considered alternatives, and the chosen approach.

See RFC-000 for the process and template.

The position paper Rules as Executed sets out the constitutional case behind these decisions: why law execution should be published, and what that demands of the format. Individual RFCs link to the sections that bear on them.

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