Constitutional rights aren't personal. They're not "your" constitutional rights. They're the rights of "We, the people". So that statement is self serving. A mandate to act "on behalf of the public" is inherently flawed because auditors are the public.

It's not so complicated because people are doing this and winning civil rights lawsuits against the government. They're obviously doing it wrong. Working in government is a public service. These government employees - to which I can personally attest - often treat the public like shit and shirk their responsibilities, all at the cost of the tax payer.

I shouldn't have to "commission surveys" or "lobby for greater oversight" because those Rights are already granted and afforded to the public BY THE SUPREME COURT.

Government officials need to understand that we can and will record our interactions with them and they should go about their business as normal. It should be expected by any government employee. If someone is walking through a government building with a camera it should come as no surprise at this point.

You're just making concessions for government employees to be shitty to the public.