EFF, in keeping with its civil liberties orientation, makes this a centerpiece of its proposal. Rather than referring to U.S. law, EFF incorporates a reference to international law, The U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Neither IANA-NSI nor the Boston Group proposed special measures to preserve freedom of speech. It is my guess that the U.N. declaration provides even stronger protections than does the U.S. First Amendment. If that is the case then under the EFF proposal communication rights would be even stronger than under the current U.S. regime.
Money plays a big part in governance.
To prevent abusive taxation, the U.S. founding fathers placed the power of taxation in that house of Congress that was the most representative of the citizens, maximizing the relationship between taxation and representation. Today money remains a big issue. Undoubtedly, the big business players who will pay these fees will keep a close eye on them. One allowable expense for Newco is to pay the costs that Directors incur from Board service. However, there are no other restrictions on campaign financing.