sticky bits in /proc etc

Id like to ask about a possible new use for file and directory sticky bits, or setuid bits, to address the root-only use of /proc (etc) files this needs root echo module kvm +p > /proc/dynamic_debug/control how about this ? cat root-owned-readonly-file > /proc/dynamic_debug/control the root-owned-file can define a fixed set of dprintk enablements, and since its ro, its contents are controlled. is there some combination of special-bits on the source (ro root owned) and destination (root owned) that could safely allow joe-user to cat that file into control ? If it could fit here, it might then be a general workaround to root-shell access for /proc /sys manipulations