| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | absence of secrecy | condition of being open |
| 2. | accessibility | ease of access to information |
| 3. | accountability | openness to scrutiny and responsibility |
| 4. | accountable governance | governance answerable to public scrutiny |
| 5. | answerability | obligation to explain and justify actions |
| 6. | apparency | quality of being apparent |
| 7. | auditability | capacity to be independently checked |
| 8. | bare truth | truth without concealment or embellishment |
| 9. | budget openness | clear public budget information |
| 10. | candor | honest and direct expression |
| 11. | clarity | clearness and ease of understanding |
| 12. | clear account | plain and understandable report |
| 13. | clear communication | plain, understandable exchange of information |
| 14. | clear expression | easily understood wording |
| 15. | clear speech | understandable, direct speech |
| 16. | clearness | quality of being clear |
| 17. | comprehensibility | ease of being understood |
| 18. | crystal clarity | extreme clearness and understandability |
| 19. | crystalline clarity | very pure, sharp clearness |
| 20. | data openness | accessible sharing of data |
| 21. | diaphaneity | delicate transparency or sheerness |
| 22. | diaphanousness | delicate see-through quality |
| 23. | directness | straightforward, unambiguous communication |
| 24. | discernibility | ability to be clearly recognized |
| 25. | disclosure | sharing of previously hidden information |
| 26. | easy access | simple availability of information |
| 27. | evidentness | quality of being clearly shown |
| 28. | explainability | ability to be clearly explained |
| 29. | explicit expression | clearly stated wording |
| 30. | explicitness | quality of being stated clearly |
| 31. | fair dealing | honest and equitable conduct |
| 32. | financial openness | clear access to financial information |
| 33. | fiscal openness | public clarity about finances |
| 34. | forthrightness | direct and honest openness |
| 35. | frank account | candid report of events |
| 36. | frank expression | direct and candid communication |
| 37. | frankness | open and honest directness |
| 38. | full account | complete and honest report |
| 39. | full disclosure | complete sharing of relevant facts |
| 40. | full documentation | complete supporting records |
| 41. | honest account | truthful report of events |
| 42. | honest expression | truthful and open communication |
| 43. | honesty | truthful and sincere quality |
| 44. | information sharing | open exchange of relevant information |
| 45. | inspectability | ability to be examined closely |
| 46. | intelligibility | quality of being understandable |
| 47. | interpretability | ease of being interpreted correctly |
| 48. | lack of concealment | absence of hiding or secrecy |
| 49. | legibility | quality of being readable |
| 50. | limpidity | clear, pure, transparent quality |
| 51. | limpidness | clear, pure, transparent condition |
| 52. | lucency | quality of transmitting light |
| 53. | lucid expression | clear and coherent wording |
| 54. | lucidity | clear, easily understood expression |
| 55. | lucidness | state of being lucid |
| 56. | manifest evidence | clearly apparent proof |
| 57. | manifestness | state of being obvious |
| 58. | monitorability | ability to be observed and tracked |
| 59. | no secrecy | complete lack of secrecy |
| 60. | obviousness | quality of being readily apparent |
| 61. | open access | unrestricted availability of information |
| 62. | open communication | honest, accessible exchange of information |
| 63. | open dealing | honest and transparent conduct |
| 64. | open disclosure | honest sharing of information |
| 65. | open expression | free and honest communication |
| 66. | open records | publicly accessible official documents |
| 67. | open reporting | honest public reporting of information |
| 68. | openness | willingness to share information honestly |
| 69. | operational visibility | clear view of operations |
| 70. | pellucidity | exceptional clarity or translucence |
| 71. | pellucidness | clear, easy-to-understand quality |
| 72. | perspicuity | clarity of expression or meaning |
| 73. | plain dealing | honest, straightforward conduct |
| 74. | plain expression | simple, direct wording |
| 75. | plain speaking | clear and direct expression |
| 76. | plain truth | simple, direct truth |
| 77. | plainness | simple, clear, and direct quality |
| 78. | procedural openness | openness in processes and procedures |
| 79. | public disclosure | making information publicly known |
| 80. | readability | ease of being read and understood |
| 81. | reviewability | ability to be reviewed or assessed |
| 82. | scrutability | capacity to be closely examined |
| 83. | see-throughness | quality of being see-through |
| 84. | sheerness | thin, light-passing quality |
| 85. | sincerity | genuine honesty without pretense |
| 86. | straight account | direct, truthful report |
| 87. | straight talk | plain, honest speech |
| 88. | straightforwardness | honest simplicity and directness |
| 89. | traceability | ability to track origins or actions |
| 90. | translucence | partial passage of light |
| 91. | translucency | ability to let light through |
| 92. | truth | facts as they really are |
| 93. | truthfulness | commitment to telling the truth |
| 94. | unambiguity | absence of multiple possible meanings |
| 95. | unconcealment | state of not being hidden |
| 96. | unvarnished truth | plain truth without softening |
| 97. | verifiability | ability to be checked as true |
| 98. | visibility | state of being clearly seen |
| 99. | visible evidence | proof that can be plainly seen |
| 100. | whole truth | complete and honest truth |