"We the people" were the ones who voted the leadership into office (Except me, I didn't vote for any of them). Those elected officials promulgated the rules under which they would administrate public safety issues. If you have a desire to, then talk w/ your friends and colleagues; gather a group of like minded persons and effect the change you want in the next election. These "rules" on how, when, where, and under what conditions public safety, public information management, resource control have been in place for decades. If you've publicly stated your opposition to the administrative state rules prior to this article, great. But if you haven't, they didn't "just show up". You can ask CB editorial board about "ground rules" when journalists are provided non-attributable information for background uses in articles and stories. If you REALLY have the desire, then your first stop should be the state's communication director.  I'll even give you a hint:  State's Plan???  (no moa brah)