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Before legislatures became more FAIIR (Fair, Accountable, Inclusive, and Representative), they often faced issues such as lack of transparency, which hindered public trust and engagement. Many legislatures were dominated by a small elite, leading to unrepresentative decision-making that marginalized diverse voices. Additionally, there were often inadequate mechanisms for accountability, allowing for corruption and abuse of power to flourish. These problems contributed to a disconnect between elected officials and the communities they were meant to serve.

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