Wait a moment. While I agree that the government should be transparent
generally about its law enforcement, you can't suggest that there are absolutely no secrets that should be kept confidential to enable reasonable law enforcement to occur?
If the government or some agency published all the indicators of fraud that it used to check that people were filing their taxes legitimately (and catch crooks), how would you ever conduct anti-fraud operations? Every criminal would have the manual on how to circumvent the detection mechanisms and move to techniques that the IRS doesn't know how to detect.
Should the government equally publish its root passwords because that's within your right to be able to know how the government operates also? That would be ridiculous.