So, a challenge to embody the principle no law without the right to vote on i t can appear as a practical concept within the reach. There will be in cyberspace another set of tools, that can be used for preparing referendum calls, or in fact for preparing laws to vote on them. These tools will enable - as a matter of fact will autonomously conduct the verification and refinement of the drafts, similarly as contemporaneous word editors, with their scarcely embryonic intelligence, do correction of the text orthography. Logical and terminological correctness, as well as the conformity with higher order acts can be checked, a comparison with solutions accepted elsewhere can be made, and a more advanced evaluation can be presented by an expert system specialized in the subject. Conceptual phase of new law creation will engage cyberspace tools for teamwork.
Projects associate with use of such tools by common citizens are under development now.
Digital screens electronic billboards have been installed in some European cities to give people an opportunity to present comments about matters of local interest. These comments are instantaneously organized into categories by an intelligent agent. In German schools big interactive screens, replacing blackboards in classrooms, are under tests. So, the right to initiative granted to every citizen will not be any fantasy in e-World conditions. A procedure can be envisioned where the mover must gain the initial support of a number of citizens in the form of a number of electronic signatures - before putting the law through a vote.