2 of 10 Create opportunities for minorities and marginalized groups about their needs and the way they feel about how the state responds

Commitment II. Create opportunities for minorities and marginalized groups and communities to be consulted about their needs and their perception of the responsiveness of state and community structures to meet those needs.

Segment people by their location on the planet 

Perception is everything! Governance is a fantasy!  Build for the rule.

States and local governments are expected to contribute to needs of the people; not change the laws.  

• Enhance the law for local use - not override it

  • State one page report for domestic violence indicators

  • a right to be counted and not lose your right to be protected

    • Rights of the victims to be forgotten 

  • Smart Cities
  • A six sigma lean or champion action plan - a champion looks at the whole before activating the parts.  
  • A local economic equality and marginal population human development accelerated learning opportunity.  
  • A green belt works with their black belt on a meaningful project 
  • Ideally, a climate change project and monitoring with remote or local business.  
  • A program to project model
  • A black belt works with their lean or champion on as many as 10 ten green belt projects framed as a portfolio to program model.

First we need to understand the relationship between a person and the planet.  If we want to ensure the person to location mapping meets the criteria for each person.

• An incident would need to be captured for any person outside their geography who has an interest in other parts of the world.   
• Not all incidents are cause for alarm, they are indicators of a potential threat in some cases.  

  The hardest to reach populations are the protected classes

• The collective groups represent the majority rather than once considered minorities
• Women are quantified as more than men in most parts of the world
• Persons of color represent the majority rather than the Americas and Europeans
• Our human right to equal treatment under law, in economic and educational opportunities have to be self determined.  
• a personal choice is implied, but not applied or enforced.  
• Each person has a physical location where they are considered a resident and citizen in their nation.
• A world 
• A nation in a world
• a State in a nation
• a county in a state
• a city in a state

We must design for the rule. 

• A planet has x number of people when we count the people by their location
• If we fail to retain the planet to nations, with states in a nation, counties in a state and cities in a county.  
• We promote the breakdown of actual facts about the population.
• We get more money for more and for that reason we will always overstate our projections.  
• Tribal populations are consistently over stated and no one can explain the rationale behind the overstated values.

The current democratic or models of delivery assume a group of persons who govern and deliver based on their own understanding of the needs for their nation, state, county, or city.  

• Within these populations, the person must associate with a class of persons or collective of persons with like minded political motivations.    
• Our communities are close and we typically agree about the things we care about.  
• Social Media has given us a voice - if it was only used by everyone.   
• Our communities are further grouped by income 
• Not everyone measures wealth with dollars or in monetary values. 
• Our communities are further grouped by gender
• An alternative gender or choice to change (correct) a person's gender.  

• Within each of the hardest to reach populations, we have further segmentation or voices we need to hear.  
• We have the political stakeholders or persons who are expected to speak for the people
• We have those who have adopted DEVELOPED countries practices
• We have those who preserve their cultural values in Under-developed or Land Locked situations

Laws are drafted by the nations, then adopted or adapted by the states, further adoption or adaption by local county and city or municipalities is required.

• In many cases the rules of strong hierarchies and governance has been lost
• The logical grouping in technology was lost some time ago
• We need to re-instate the rule or reestablish the physical to digital connection
• A MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY REPRESENTS THE RULE AND SERVES AS THE BASIS FOR TRANSFER TO A TRANSACTION AS THE POINT IN TIME WAS BASED ON THE FACT RECORD AT THE TIME.
• A TRANSACTION CAPABILITY APPLIES THE RULE AND MONITORS THE PERFORMANCE WITH A POINT IN TIME CONTEXT 
• EXCEPTIONS ARE DEVIATIONS FROM THE RULE 
• deviations beyond the acceptable minimum and maximum variance
• EXCEPTIONS DO NOT GRANT A CHANGE TO THE RULE 
•  Where and when it DOES NOT have an economic or financial impact.  

We must learn from the lessons of the past

Wounded Knee was a place where native Americans who are not represented in local government and are not represented in public office.  

• In fact, these persons have their own governance structure within the tribes and reservations and in dealing with others. 
• The situation at wounded knee was revealed to me in a video about Lakota women.  
• Wounded knee was a standoff between the population of those who converted and oppose their own heritage and those who preserve it.  

In nearly every part of the world the poorest have been harmed by their local, state and national governments, whether it was intentional or by no intent, not using the rules of physical life is negligent.  

We must understand the wickedness and use a different approach.  

• Many claims have been made to address the harms and many failed.
• Many claims of solutions to prevent the mistakes of the past have also failed. 
• Many nations have adopted national laws and failed to apply the laws nor managed to measure the incidents against these persons, therefore any governance implied was never delivered. 
• Many states have further complicated the problems by ignoring the laws of the nation and further harms done to the people in a population.  

Therefore a model where nations use their administrative data from a domestic tax system for example, empowers the taxation based on land and aligns the people to taxable or social sharing economies.
Whether a person has a contribution to the income of the nation or has a role as debt only should be the true indicator of poverty eradication.

• Enabling us to transform the "service only" industry-using alternative currency models or adaptable models for local preferences.   
• The service only industry has no current commerce comparison or means to measure and report the industry where a large percentage of the women in the world have no valuation system in place.  
• Every member of civil society, would need to be counted in order to meet their civil rights.
• Lifelong learning opportunities cannot be measured or prepared and improved upon.   as the largest provider to civil society and largest stakeholder with governance implied by the constitutions or civil rights and liberties.  

1. The enterprise as a whole may be an international system.
2. The largest parts would be nations in an international system.
3. The next largest would be states, each state has a 1:1 relationship with a nation.  
4. The systems of systems would be counties in a state, each county has only 1 state and 1 nation based on the physical boundaries of the state within a nation.  
5. The super systems would be cities, each city has only one county, each county one state and each state one nation.  

Each number above has an associated relationship with levels in a hierarchy, 

• level 1 = 1. International system 
• level 2 = 2. Nations in an international system 
• level 3 = 3. States in a nations system
• level 4 = 4. Counties in a state system
• level 5 = 5. Cities in a county system 
• level 6 = leaf nodes
• People in a city with relationships to the county, state, and nation 
• Zip codes in a city with relationships to a population (volume) versus the actual persons details
• Cars registered in a city
• Housing in a city
• Cars registered in a city

The hierarchy is strong and each level meets the definition of a normal strong hierarchy.  

• Each level has a child node with a 1:1 relationship with the parent.  
• No state will have two nations, the people in the state may have a different nation associated and a physical location in only 1 state.  

A state may only be viewed as its parent may have two nations in a view, tribal nations are not the same as a nation to country.  

• A tribal nation has a sister or brother relationship with other nations.  
• a tribal nation should not be bothered with the rules of the state.
• International law exempt them from these laws 
• The systems have failed to serve them
• People may be associated to two views, a person may be associated with a location in a physical location for a state, 
• while the person has a role in their tribal nation
• which has the same physical location rule in a territory

The ability for an individual to have a voice, be heard and counted whether a business claims they served or a purchase was made in retail, whether the voters money made its way to the population intended to be served or whether the people have no evidence of the funding in their communities.  

• An ability to sense the way people feel about issues - social science
• What makes people take action?  
• Engagement between people and their government 
• When the people feel they are being heard they act and speak often

In any scenario, a person should have a way to open a case.  

• In any scenario, a person should be given a response to a complaint raised in a case within a reasonable amount of time.  
• In any scenario, a person shouldn't be forced to accept the threats others harm them without their knowledge.  
• In any scenario, a person should have their rights enforced and others held accountable.  

In our current models, the nations or countries priorities are lost in translation and legislation first.  
Often the means of implementation completely fails to meet the legislation.

• There's just no real way to enforce laws, in a model where every state has the right to change the purpose of the law.   

Comment: This extends the Principle of Prior and Informed Consent enshrined in the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples) to other parts of society. This may in no way detract from the special status of Indigenous Peoples .