The objective is to open up a dialogue between citizens and institutional entities so that there is a flow of power between both groups. Boal calls this type of legislative process a "transitive democracy", which lies in between direct democracy (practiced in ancient Greece) and delegate democracy.
The goal is to initiate dialogue between citizens and governmental entities, facilitating the flow of power between them. Boal designates this legislative process as "transitive democracy," situating it between direct democracy (used in ancient times) and representative democracy.