That is interesting.
I would now like to come back to the issue of companies and registries.
Even if there were a national public registry, how could we prevent people using dummy names?
One person can arrange with another person, perhaps a family member or someone with no family ties at all, to act as a nominee, meaning that they do certain things in someone else's name. Even if there were a registry, it would be impossible to find out whether the person is acting in someone else's name and whether the profits are going to that third person, who could be involved in acts of dubious legitimacy.
Is there a way of detecting the kind of strategy that involves an intermediary? You do not need a lawyer or a notary to make yourself into a legal entity. Anyone can do it at any time. How can we detect that kind of strategy?