Not if it's open-source (or at least, harder to game).
All you gotta do is co-opt the "Read the Bills Act" with a requirement to video-record the congress-person reading the bill (as that becomes their affidavit). Make that open-source, and then it just starts bleeding out. Auto-upload that to an app where people could get speech-to-text transcription / notifications / annotate sections / review past laws being read by past congress-people / etc. From there, ensure all bills can be edited in a central and private repositories (probs git, erryone likes git, though svn treats me well), so that all final bills can have all individual contributions clearly marked/annotated automatically. Oh look, auto-matching bill-text with campaign contributions :-P. Code is law. Patch the corruption.
All you gotta do is co-opt the "Read the Bills Act" with a requirement to video-record the congress-person reading the bill (as that becomes their affidavit). Make that open-source, and then it just starts bleeding out. Auto-upload that to an app where people could get speech-to-text transcription / notifications / annotate sections / review past laws being read by past congress-people / etc. From there, ensure all bills can be edited in a central and private repositories (probs git, erryone likes git, though svn treats me well), so that all final bills can have all individual contributions clearly marked/annotated automatically. Oh look, auto-matching bill-text with campaign contributions :-P. Code is law. Patch the corruption.