그란 카스티야 대공국 헌법

Code of Legal Document
of the
Principality of Grande Castille

(No. 1.)
Constitution of the Principality of Grande Castille
on 24th day of March, 2021
by Prince of Castille, Alfonso Carlos I

PREAMBLE

With my Loyalty to the Queen of Great Britain,

I, The first Prince of Castille, Alfonso Carlos I, declared my nation’s independence from my claimed estate, making it clear that I was loyal to the Queen of Great Britain and that I would join the Commonwealth.

Therefore, I establish, approve, and declare this constitution

to defend our sovereignty,
to ensure people's safety,
to promote social stability,
to promote economic prosperity,
to protect freedom and rights,
to crack down on illegal activities,
to provide joint defense,
and to perpetuate our values to our next generations.

대영제국 여왕 폐하에 대한 충성심을 바치며,

나, 초대 카스티유 대공, 알폰소 까를로스 1세는, 주권을 주장하는 영토로부터 나의 국가의 독립을 선언하며, 내가 대영제국 여왕에 충성하고 영연방에 마땅히 가입할 것임을 명백히 밝힌다.

따라서, 나는 이 헌법을

우리의 주권을 지키고,
국민의 안전을 보장하며,
사회 안정을 추구하고,
경제의 번영을 촉진하며,
자유와 권리를 수호하고,
모든 불법적 행위를 분쇄하며,
공동방위를 제공하고,
우리가 소중히 여기는 가치를 다음 세대에 물려주기 위하여 제정한다.

Upon publication of the Constitution, the following matters are ordered to be implemented throughout the country:

헌법의 공표에 앞서, 다음 사항은 전국에 걸쳐 명령된다.

§. 1.

The Queen of Great Britain shall be the nominal Head of State of our Nation.

The Prince of Castille shall be the de facto Head of State of our Nation.

대영제국 여왕은 명목상의 국가원수이다.

카스티유 대공은 실질적 국가원수이다.

§. 2.

People of our Nation shall be Loyal to the Queen of Great Britain at the same time that they belong to our Nation.

우리 국민은 본국에 소속됨과 동시에 대영제국의 여왕에 충성한다.

§. 3.

The Constitution is effective immediately from the time the Marriage of Prince Alfonso Carlos I and his Fiance was declared.

When the Constitution is not effective but approved, all administrative affairs shall be based on it.

The following matters are treated the same as the contents of the Constitution even before it takes effect;

the right of Prince to command,
economic policy and social policy,
investigation and punishment of crimes.

헌법은 대공 알폰소 까를로스 1세와 그의 약혼자가 결혼하는 즉시 그 효력을 가진다.

헌법이 승인되었지만 효과가 없을 때는, (대공의 정치적 영향력은) 본 헌법에 기반한다.

헌법이 효력을 가지지 않았더라도 다음 사항은 헌법에 따라 처리된다.

대공의 명령권,
경제 및 사회정책,
범죄에 대한 조사와 처벌.

§. 4.

Elections shall be held in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, but the date not prescribed shall be determined in the following manner:

It shall be implemented on weekdays within 14 to 42 days from the time the Constitution becomes effective in consideration of time of the preparation from the publication of the Constitution to its effectiveness.

선거는 헌법이 효력을 가진 지 14일 내지 42일이 지난 시점의 평일에 실시될 것이다. 그 시점과 효력 발생일까지의 시간은 헌법이 얼마나 알려지고 이를 국민이 이해했는지를 고려하여 헌법의 무효 기간이 짧을수록 더 많은 준비 기간을 가진다.

§. 5.

The Claimed Territory of the Principality is as follows:

1. Grande Ciudad Real «Capitale de Grane Castille»
2. Ile de Siga
3. Ile-Premier
4. Ile-Deuxieme
5. Ile-Troiseme
6. Bir Tawil

영유권이 주장되는 영토는 다음과 같다:

그란데 시우다드 레알 '꺄삐탈르 드 그헝드 까스티유(그란 카스티유의 수도)'
일 드 시가
일-프리미어
일-두지엠므
일-트화지엠므
비르 타윌

I. FORM OF STATE

1. Common Good

The Principality of Grande Castille shall be the Common Good of all their People.

그란데 카스티유 대공국은 그 국민을 위한 공동선이 된다.

2. Form of the State

The Principality of Grande Castile, which introduced the Parliamentary System, is a Democratic Constitutional Monarchy ruled by Law and the British Monarch.

그란데 카스티유 대공국은, 의회 제도를 도입하였고, 법률과 대영제국 군주에 의해 통치되는 민주적인 입헌 군주제 국가이다.

3. Relationship with British Monarch

The British Monarch is the Head of State, and the Prince exercises his Authority as the Head of State on a Mandate from the Monarch.

All the People and the Government are loyal to the British Monarch.

4. Sovereignty as the Independent State

The Principality is independent and has their own Sovereignty.

All Sovereignty is granted by the British Monarch, which is permanently delegated to the Principality. This Sovereignty belongs to all the People.

5. Indivisible Nation

The Principality, which consist of Provinces around the World, is indivisible.

6. Federalism

The Principality is a federal State.

The Federal Government will effect their Power across the whole Nation.

The Provincial Government can decide how much they will pay Taxes for the Province and how to spend their Budget.

7. People and Citizen

He or She, who has the Nationality of the Principality, shall be the People of Grande Castille.

He or She, who was born of Citizen of the Principality or get it, shall be the Citized of the Grande Castille. Citizedship can never be lost by any Reason or Power.

8. Territories

Territory shall be prescribed by the Law.

Development, Expansion and Purchase of the Foreign Territory shall be prescribed by the Law, «Settler Act».

9. Provinces

The Territory shall be divided into Provinces considering its Location, Culture, History, and Environment.

Governments in each Province exercise exclusive Authority over the Province Budget and have the Right to establish a Province Constitution and elect Province Legislatures through Elections.

II. SYMBOLS OF THE NATION

10. Flag

National Flag of the Principality is «Pulpura y oro:Bandera Inmortal», consists of bands of Purple, Gold and Purple. Gold Area is twice the Width of Purple Area and it has the Flag of the Kingdom of Castilla on the left and the Flag of the Empire of España on the right.

In a Public Places, the Royal Flag of the British Empire and «Pulpura y oro:Bandera Inmortal» are simultaneously hoisted.

대공국 국기는 '보라색과 금색:불멸의 깃발'이며, 이는 보라-금색-보라의 세 부분으로 구성된다. 금색 부분은 각 보라색 부분의 두 배 너비를 가지며, 그 안에 카스티야 왕국기를 왼쪽, 에스파냐 제국기를 오른쪽에 같이 넣는다.

공식적인 자리에서는, 대영제국의 왕실기와 대공국의 국기가 함께 사용된다.

11. Coat of Arms

The Coat of Arms shall be determined with the Consent of the British Monarch, including its Patterns and Shapes, Colors, Symbols and Phrases.

The Patterns are used in Official Government Documents and Publications, Laws, Orders and Military.

국장은 대영제국 국왕에게 문양, 모양, 배색, 상징, 문구를 자문하여 이를 제작한다.

국장은 공문, 공식 발표, 법률, 명령, 군사적 목적에 사용할 수 있다.

12. Natural Symbols

The National Flower is a red Rose.

The National Tree is a Cherry Tree.

The National Bird is a Rooster with a long blue Tail.

국화는 붉은 장미이다.

국목은 벚나무이다.

국조는 길고 푸른 꼬리를 가진 수탉이다.

13. National Anthem

The «Marcha Real» shall be the National Anthem.

Lyrics shall be prescribed by the Prince.

'마르차 레알(왕의 행진곡)'을 국가로 한다.

가사는 대공에 의해 정해진다.

III. PRINCE

14. Prince

The Prince of the Principality is a de facto Head of State.

15. Powers of Prince

The Prince shall exercise all the Powers of the Legislature, Administration and Judiciary specified in the Laws of the State.

16. Inviolability

The Prince is obliged to exercise his rightful Authority and commit himself to the State in Accordance with the Social Consensus, Law and History, and at the same time is granted the Right to do so. The Power and Position of the Prince are inviolable.

17. Exclusive Authority

The Prince exercises his own exclusive Authority to add, edit or delete a Article, Order or Law, to declare War, to exercise Amnesty, to order Elections, to order Emergency Measures of the new Law across the Nation, to declare Martial Law and State of Emergency, and to appoint Lords.

18. Exclusive Right of Approval

The Prince exercises his own exclusive Right of Approval to form a Government, to dissolve Parliament, to approve Cabinet No Confidence Motions, to execute the Death Penalty, to recruit Troops, to conclude Treaties and Diplomatic Relations with Foreign Countries, and to implement Budget Proposals.

19. The General Authority of the Prince

The Prince has the General Authority to re-examine and declare Laws, convene and dissolve Parliament, hold Referendums, appoint and dismiss Officials, appoint a Government Official, report on State Affairs, send them to Meetings, rule the Army, exercise the Powers of Emissaries, and take political Measures to protect the People.

20. Succession of the Prince

The Title of Prince shall be conferred in the following Order on a Man who is a Citizen and a Noble of the Principality:

The First to succeed is the eldest Son of an incumbent Prince. The next is his other Son in the Order of Age, and if he did not have a Son, the Descendants of the Prince succeeded him. If there are no Descendants, the Title will be succeeded according to the Rank designated by the Prince as his Successor, and if they all die or do not exist, a State of Emergency will be declared and a Meeting of the Nobles will determine the Man with the highest Legitimacy.

21. Prerogative of the Prince

The prince shall not be arrested, prosecuted, reprimanded, or dismissed under any Circumstances, and shall not be Subject to Litigation and shall have the Privilege of being permanently protected.

IV. PARLIAMENT

22. Legislature

The Legislature of the Principality is formed by l’Assemble Nationale, which is a Lower House, and le Conseil Federal, which is a Upper House.

23. Legislative Power

The Legislative Power of the Principality is the power to enact, delete or modify Laws, to examine Budget Bills, and to form or distrust a Government.

The Legislative Power shall be exercised through Parliamentary Agreement, Debate and Vote of the Members of l’Assemble Nationale and le Conseil Federal.

24. L’Assemble Nationale

L’Assemble Nationale, with the Power to form a Government, elect a Premier Minister, and Non-Confidence in the Cabinet, monopolizes Bills related to Revenue.

The wisest and most trusted by the Consensus of Member of l’Assemble Nationale will be the Speaker of l’Assemble Nationale.

25. Le Conseil Federal

Le Conseil Federal has Authority over Personnel Rights, consent to the Declaration of War, Establishment of diplomatic Relations and the Conclusion of Treaties, Expulsion of Members of Le Conseil Federal, and Impeachment of Cabinet Members.

The Majority Leader will be the Speaker of le Conseil Federal.

26. Legislative Election

A Candidate with the most preferred Votes in each Constituency or Province deserves to be elected to a parliamentary Seat.

Members of l’Assemble Nationale, who have a year of term, shall be elected by their Constituency’s People.

Members of le Conseil Federal, who have three years of term, shall be elected by their Province’s People.

27. Number of Members

The total Number of Members of l’Assemble Nationale shall be Odd.

Two Members of le Conseil Federal are elected from each State. The Number of Members of le Conseil Federal is twice the Number of Provinces.

28. Vote for Premier Minister

Member who win a Majority of the Vote in l’Assemble Nationale shall become Premier Minister. As soon as the Premier Minister is elected, the Government shall be launched with Approval from the Prince.

29. No Confidence Motion

A No Confidence Motion in the Cabinet is passed by a Majority of l’Assemble Nationale. Upon the Approval of the Prince, the Government will terminate its Activities, the Parliament will dissolve and Re-election will be held.

30. Appointment of Cabinet Minister

The Minister's Appointment will be passed by a Majority of le Conseil Federal after a Confirmation hearing after the Premier Minister's Nomination. The Job begins as soon as it is approved by the Prince.

31. Consideration of Budget Bill

The Budget Bill will be submitted by the Premier Minister through a Review by the Cabinet Meeting. After reviewing and revising the Budget Bill in l’Assemble Nationale, next Year's Budget Bill will be finalized through the Prince's Approval.

32. Appointment of Supreme Court Justice

The Process of Appointing a Supreme Court Justice is the same as the Appointment of a Cabinet Minister under Article 30 of the Constitution.

33. Privileges and Obligations

The incumbent Member shall have the Privilege of Arrest. No Arrest shall be made without the Consent of the Parliament. Exceptions shall apply to Current Offenders.

Any Person cannot be a Member of l’Assemble Nationale and a Member of le Conseil Federal at the same time.

Any Member of Parliament shall not use confidential Information obtained in the Course of managing State affairs for personal Gain.

Prior to Member’s Inauguration, a Member shall take an Oath with one’s life that one shall engage in one’s Duties for the Sake of the State and the Public, be Loyal to the Monarch of the British Empire, and not use the Privileges thereof against Social Order.

34. Qualification

Adults who are free and have no criminal Record of serious Crimes over the Age of 16 are eligible to run for and become a Member of Parliament.

35. Resolution

The minimum Quorum is two-thirds of all Members. All Bills except the Amendment of the Constitution and the Expulsion of Members will be passed through Majority Approval.

36. Referendum

A Peferendum submitted by the Premier Minister shall be held nationwide or in each Province with the Consent of l’Assemble Nationale and le Conseil Federal.

37. Explusion

Member of Parliament is permanently dismissed for committing a Crime and being convicted during the Performance of the Member’s term.

38. Joint Session

The Joint Session will be held solemnly with the Presence of the Prince, the Premier Minister, and other Ministers, Members of Parliament.

The Joint Session will be held annually at the Opening and Closing of Parliament and at the Request of the Prince or the Premier Minister, the Majority of l’Assemble Nationale or the Majority of le Conseil Federal.

The Speaker of le Conseil Federal shall be the Speaker of the Joint Session, and the Speaker of l’Assemble National shall be the deputy Speaker.

39. Dissolution of l’Assemble Nationale

Two-thirds Votes of Members of l’Assemble Nationale, a Majority Vote of Premier Minister's Requests, and the Prince's Orders dissolve le Conseil Federal and hold Re-election.

V. PREMIER MINISTER

40. Premier Minister

The Premier Minister is the President of the Cabinet.

41. Head of Administration

The Premier Minister, as the Head of the Administration, shall organize the administrative Organization of the State, approve Laws, issue and enforce administrative Orders.

42. Terms of Office

The Premier Minister's Term of Office is unrestricted. Those who have the Confidence of the Prince and the Majority of l’Assemble Nationale may continue to remain in Office permanently.

43. Dismissal

When the Premier Minister loses his Seat in l’Assemble Nationale shall be deemed to have been dismissed from the Premier Minister.

44. Authority

The Premier Minister approves or rejects Laws and Bills, dissolves l’Assemble Nationale, holds Summits with foreign Leaders, leads Cabinet Meetings, appoints Cabinet Ministers, calls on le Conseil Federal to hold Confirmation Hearings and agree on Personnel Lists.

45. Submission of Budget Bill

The Budget Bill shall be deliberated by each administrative Department and determined the Amount and Purpose to be submitted to l’Assemble Nationale at the Cabinet Meeting, and shall be processed in Accordance with the Procedures under Article 31 by requesting deliberation to the l’Assemble Nationale.

46. Appointment of Premier Minister

The Process of appointing a Premier Minister is in Accordance with Article 28 of the Constitution

47. Privileges and Obligations of Premier Minister

Since the Premier Minister is a Member of l’Assemble Nationale at the same Time as the Premier Minister, he is granted the same Privileges and Obligations under Article 33 of the Constitution.

The Premier Minister maintains absolute Confidentiality of confidential Information obtained while carrying out his Duties.

The Premier Minister may temporarily use the Property of the State for the Performance of Premier Minister’s Duties within the Limits prescribed by Law.

VI. ADMINISTRATION

48. Administration

The Administration, led by the Prime Minister, implements national Laws, Orders and Policies.

49. Government

The Administration shall form the Government of the Principality, establish the Direction of Administration, collect public Opinions through Statistics and public Opinion Analysis and reflect them in State affairs.

50. Administrative Department

Each administrative Department consists of wise Experts who will assist the Premier Minister in conducting State affairs, and each assigned Task is divided.

51. Cabinet Minister

Each Cabinet Minister will assist the Premier Minister in State affairs.

The Procedure for appointing a Cabinet Minister shall be approved by the Prince through the Procedures under Article 30 of the Constitution.

52. Privileges and Obligations of Cabinet Minister

Each Cabinet Minister has the same Privileges and Obligations as the Member of l’Assemble Nationale under Article 33 of the Constitution. This applies to both those who were originally Member of l’Assemble Nationale and those who were not.

53. Qualification of Cabinet Minister

Each Cabinet Minister has the same Qualifications as the Member of l’Assemble Nationale. However, a Person who has the Major is intended to perform related to the Job or has sufficient Experience that the Person worked in the Job related to it.

54. Formation of Department

The Department is divided into advisory Committees made up of Experts and Scholars and working Departments made up of Bureaucrats.

Details are prescribed by the Organization Law.

55. Cabinet Meeting

The Cabinet Meeting will be attended by the Premier Minister and Cabinet Ministers. If it is not mandatory to attend, an Agent may be present on behalf of the Minister.

56. Purpose of Meeting

The Cabinet Meeting will discuss the Direction, Reality, Goals, Objectives, future Prospects, Amendments and Additions of the Policy.

57. No Confidence

As soon as the No Confidence Motion of the Cabinet is invoked with the Approval of the Prince under Article 29 of the Constitution, the Cabinet resigns altogether, and the Premier Minister also maintains the Position, but Premier Minister’s Power does not take Effect.

VII. JUDICIARY

58. Judiciary

The Judiciary shall interpret, judge and apply it in Accordance with the Laws.

59. Independence of Judges

Judges have the Right and Obligation to make free and independent Judgments from Governments, Political Parties, Businesses and Organizations.

The Status of a Judge is guaranteed and is liable only by Law and obey the Law.

60. Guarantee for Judges

Judges shall not be dismissed, suspended, transferred or retired unless there is any Reason prescribed by Law and there is a Guarantee of Law.

61. Authority of Courts

The Exercise of Jurisdiction over all Kinds of Procedures through Judgment and Trial Execution belongs to the Courts, as prescribed by Law, with respect to Authority and procedural Regulations.

The Court shall have Jurisdiction only over Duties expressly granted by Law guaranteeing the Duties and Rights prescribed in the preceding Paragraph.

62. Comply with Judgements

All People or Groups shall comply with the conclusive Judgment and other Decisions of the Judges and the Court and shall perform the Cooperation required during the Proceedings and the Execution of the Judgment.

63. Principles of Judiciary

Except as otherwise provided for in the Litigation Act, the Proceedings shall be open to be disclosed.

Litigation Procedures are verbal in Principle, especially in criminal Proceedings.

The Ruling must state the Grounds therefor and the Sentence shall be made in an open Court.

64. Compensate for Misjudgements

Damages arising from judicial Misjudgment and Damages resulting from abnormal Operation of judicial Administration shall be compensated by the State, as prescribed by Law.

65. Court Oranization

The Court Organization Act shall prescribe Regulations for the Establishment, Operation, Management and the Judges who form a single Organization and Employees who serve in the Judiciary.

66. Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is the highest judicial Body in all Matters except for constitutional Guarantees.

The Supreme Court Justice shall appoint Nine Persons with the Approval of the Prince under the Article 32 of the Constitution.

67. Prosecution

The Prosecution shall file a Lawsuit concerning Compliance with Legality, civil Rights, public Interests protected by the Law, or Claims by interested Parties.

68. Duty of Prosecution

The Duty of the Prosecution shall not interfere with its Duties belonging to other Institutions, but shall pay Attention to the Independence of the Court and endeavor to satisfy social Interests in Front of the Court.

The Prosecution shall execute its Duties through a unique Organization in Accordance with the Principles of Unification and class Subordination of Actions, and in any Case, in Accordance with Legality and political Neutrality.

69. Organization of Prosecution

The Law establishes the Organization Regulations of the Prosecution.

At the Request of the Premier Minister, the Attorney General shall be appointed with the Approval of the Prince through the Procedures of Article 32 of the Constitution, such as the Appointment of a Supreme Court Justice.

70. Rights to File

Citizens may file a popular Lawsuit, participate in judicial Administration in Accordance with the criminal Procedures and forms prescribed by Law, and similarly participate in traditional common Trials.

71. Obligations of Judicial Members

Judges and Prosecutors shall not hold any other public Office while in Office and shall not join any political Party or Union. The Law establishes the System and Method of professional Organizations of Judges and Prosecutors.

The Act shall determine a System prohibiting judicial Members from concurrently holding Ofice and ensure their complete Independence.

VIII. RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF PEOPLE

72. Respecting Rights

Human Dignity, the unique inviolable Rights of Human beings, the free Expression of Character, respect of Law, and respect for other People's Rights are fundamental to political Order and social Stability and Peace.

73. Basic Rights

All basic Rights and constitutional Freedoms and Restrictions shall be construed in Accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and international Treaties and Ggreements on Human Rights ratified by the Principality.

74. L’Egalite

All Citizens are equal before the Law and are not discriminated against on the Grounds of Birth, Race, Gender, Religion, Party, Job, Region, Nationality, Opinion, or other personal or social Conditions or Circumstances.

75. Freedom of Speech

The Principality shall make no Law respecting an Establishment of Religion, or prohibiting the free Exercise thereof; or abridging the Freedom of Speech, or of the Press; or the Right of the People peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of Grievances.

76. Right to Self-defense

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the Security of a free State, the Right of the People to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

77. Protection of Privacy

The Right of the People to be secure in their Persons, Houses, Papers, and Effects, against unreasonable Searches and Seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or Affirmation, and particularly describing the Place to be searched, and the Persons or Things to be seized.

78. Protection from Judicial Proceedings

No Person shall be held to answer for a Capital, or otherwise infamous Crime, unless on a Presentment or Indictment of a Grand Jury, except in Cases arising in the Military Forces, or in the Militia, when in actual Service in time of War or public Danger; nor shall any Person be Subject for the same Offence to be twice put in Jeopardy of Life or Limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal Case to be a Witness against himself, nor be deprived of Life, Liberty, or Property, without due Process of Law; nor shall private Property be taken for public Use, without just Compensation.

In all criminal Prosecutions, the Accused shall enjoy the Right to a speedy and public Trial, by an impartial Jury of the Province wherein the Crime shall have been committed, which Province shall have been previously ascertained by Law, and to be informed of the Nature and Cause of the Accusation; to be confronted with the Witnesses against him; to have compulsory Process for obtaining Witnesses in his Favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for one’s Defence.

79. Rights in Civil Proceedings

In Suits at Common Law, where the Value in controversy shall exceed hundred Dollants, the Right of Trial by Jury shall be preserved, and no Fact tried by a Jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court, than according to the Rules of the Common Law.

80. Rights in Criminal Proceedings

Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual Punishments inflicted.

81. Protection of Unspecified Rights

The Enumeration in the Constitution, of certain Rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage Others retained by the People.

82. Freedom for All

Neither Slavery nor involuntary Servitude, except as a Punishment for Crime whereof the Party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the Principality.

83. Right to Do

Everyone has the Right to complete Life, Body, and Spirit. Torture, inhumane or humiliating Punishment or Handling shall not be permitted in any Case. Provided, That this shall not apply in the case of Death Penalty.

84. Right to Freedom and Safety

All Citizens have the Right to Freedom and Safety. No Person shall be deprived of one’s Freedom, except by the Case and form prescribed by Law, as prescribed by this Article.

85. Right to Live

Residence is impenetrable. Except for current Offenders, they shall not be infringed or searched without the Consent of the Right-owner or the Decision of the judicial Authority.

86. Right to Move

The People have the Right to freely select an Address and move it within the Territory. At the same Time, a Person shall have the Right to enter and leave the Country freely as prescribed by Law.

87. Right to Serve for Nation

Citizens shall have the Right to participate in Politics directly or by a Representative freely elected in the Election.

Citizens shall have the Right to engage in public Affairs equally if they meet the legal Requirements.

88. Right to Learn

Every Citizen has the Right to Education. Freedom of Education is recognized. Basic Education is Mandatory and Free of Charge.

89. Duty to Defend the Nation

The People have the Right and Duty to defend the Nation.

The Law allows the People to establish and enforce military Service Obligations.

90. Duty to Pay Tax

All Citizens share public Expenses according to their economic Capabilities through a fair Tax System based on the Principles of Equality and Progression and in any Case, confiscated Taxes are prohibited.

Public Expenses shall be balanced Allocation of public Funds, and the Compilation and Execution thereof shall be in accordance with efficient and economic Standards.

The Imposition of unnecessary and excessive Taxes is prohibited.

91. Right to Own Property

Private Property Rights and Inheritance Rights are recognized.

92. Right to Marry

All Citizens have the Right to Marry completely equal by Law.

93. Right to Work

All Citizens shall bear the Obligation to Work and shall have the Right to receive the Right to work, Freedom of choice of Occupation, Promotion by Labor and Remuneration necessary for the Procurement of daily Necessities of Individuals and Families.

94. Right to Corporate

Corporate Freedom is recognized as much as possible within the Scope of the Market Economy. Public Power guarantees and protects the Exercise and Productivity of the Right to Freedom of the Enterprise by Plan, in some Cases, and the Demand of the general Economy.

95. Restrictions on Rights and Freedoms

Restrictions on Rights and Freedoms shall only be enforced in accordance with the Law in such a Way as to reduce the most Damage to the minimum Extent.

IX. BASIC SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC POLICY

96. Social Order

The society of the Principality values Tradition and guarantees individual Freedom as much as possible.

97. Economic Order

The Economy of the Principality recognizes and protects private Property, and guarantees the Accumulation of personal Wealth and Property Rights as basic Principles.

98. Capitalist Market Economy

The Capitalist Market Economy is permanently maintained. Noninterference in the Economy is the Duty of the Nation.

99. Education

Education is an Obligation, and the Nation and Society together carry it out as prescribed by Law.

100. Health Care

Health insurance is provided by a Company. The Nation has an Obligation to help it join.

101. Environment

The Environment deserves Protection. However, the Existence of a Natural Environment cannot stop the Development of the Nation.

102. Consumer Protection

The Protection of Consumers is a national Obligation. The Nation and Businesses should ensure that there are no Irregularities in Consumer Activities.

103. Worker Protection

The Protection of Workers is a national Obligation. The Nation and Employers are obliged to make Workers pay fair Wages for their Work.

104. Culture

The Nation and its People have the Duty and Right to preserve and protect Culture, create and promote new Culture.

105. Family

Families should be protected from the Nation. The Nation and Society have a Duty to protect their Families.

106. Individual

An Individual is the basic Unit of Nation. An Individual has the Right and Obligation to protect from the Nation and to protect the Nation.

107. Wealth

All Wealth in the Nation contributes to the overall interest, regardless of its Ownership.

108. Intervention

Intervention in the Economy is minimal, and the Damage caused by it should be compensated.

109. Payment of Tax

The Payment of Taxes due to the Tax System is made useful to Society and redistributed to the People by investing in the Development of the Nation.

110. Modernization

The Nation shall consider the Modernization and Development of all economic Fields, especially Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries, Handicraft Manufacturing.

111. Public Service

Public Officials are elected by national Examination or by Election. Public Officials are obliged to serve the Nation and its People.

112. Military Force

The Military Forces has an Obligation to defend the Nation for the Security of it.

113. Civilian Control

The Military is completely separated from Politics. The Government has full Authority over the Military Force.

114. Public Affairs

The Selection of Fire and Police Public Officials shall be determined by Law. They have the Right to be respected by the Nation and the People, with the Obligation to devote themselves to the Nation.

X. LOCAN AUTONOMY SYSTEM

115. Local Autonomy System

The Local Autonomy System is implemented throughout the Provinces.

116. Province

The Province is a Unit of the Principality.

117. Provincial Constitution

Each State has the Right to decide on a Local Public Official Election System, a Tax System, and a Budget Bill.

This is done through the Constitution of each Province.

118. Governor

The Governor is elected through the Residents' Election.

The Governor is the Head of the Provincial Administration.

119. Provincial Legislature

The Provincial Legislature has the Power to legislate Province Policies.

120. Province Court

Province Courts share the Affairs of the national Judiciary. Unless there is a legal Exception, all first and second Trials will be held in Province Local Courts and Province High Courts.

121. Province Official

Province Public Officials shall be comprised of Residents of each Province.

XI. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

122. Constitutional Amendment

The Amendment of the Constitution is made through the Approval of the Prince.

Two-thirds of the Members of both Houses of the Parliament shall be referred to a Referendum and the passed Amendment may be submitted to the Prince.

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