DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 10 of 21 October 2014 On the Creation of a Federal Law on the Territory of the Daikoku Federation The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation decided on the following on 21 October 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of determining the territories of the Daikoku Federation and it shall have the force of a federal law. CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 1 This decree shall have the force of a federal law and shall be known as the Territorial Law of 2014. ARTICLE 1 The purpose of this law is to determine the territory of the Daikoku Federation and its federal entities. CHAPTER II - TERRITORY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION ARTICLE 3 The territory of the Daikoku Federation shall consist of the territories of its federal entities. ARTICLE 4 The federal entities of the Daikoku Federation are as follows: (1) the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and the Kingdom of Treisia as states, (2) the Margraviate of Misaka as a special area, and (3) Kitakyo and Seidaikei as federal cities. ARTICLE 5 (1) The territory of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia shall consist of the following: Cembo, Comembo, East Rembo, Guadalupe Nuevo, Guadalupe Viejo, Pembo, Pinagkaisahan, Pitogo, Rizal, South Cembo and West Rembo in the city of Makati, and the city of Pasig excluding barangays Dela Paz, Manggahan, Santolan, San Antonio and Ugong. (2) The territory of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia shall be divided as follows: (1) Nakatani City as a special commune consisting of Bambang, Bagong Katipunan, Kapasigan, Malinao, Santa Rosa, San Nicolas and Sumilang in the city of Pasig, (2) Kitasaki as a district consisting of the following: (1) Bagong Ilog, Kapitolyo and Pineda in the city of Pasig, which forms the commune of Fukiyose, and (2) Oranbo in the city of Pasig, which forms the commune of Makishima. (3) Nakatani District as a district consisting of the following: (1) Maybunga, Rosario and Santa Lucia in the city of Pasig, which forms the commune of Kirino, (2) Caniogan, Palatiw, Pinagbuhatan, Sagad, San Miguel, Santa Cruz and Santo Tomas in the city of Pasig, which forms the commune of Kushieda, and (3) Buting, Kalawaan and San Joaquin in the city of Pasig, which forms the commune of Nishizumi; and (4) Urojuku as a district consisting of the following: (1) Comembo, East Rembo, Pembo, Rizal and West Rembo in the city of Makati, which forms the commune of Kitashirakawa, and (2) Cembo, Guadalupe Nuevo, Guadalupe Viejo, Pinagkaisahan, Pitogo and South Cembo in the city of Makati, which forms the commune of Shimada. ARTICLE 6 (1) The territory of the Kingdom of Treisia consists of the territories of barangay Muntindilaw in the city of Antipolo, the municipality of Cainta, barangays Barangka, Industrial Valley Complex, Jesus dela Penia and Taniong in the city of Marikina, and barangays Dela Paz, Manggahan and Santolan of the city of Pasig. (2) The territory of the Kingdom of Treisia shall be divided as follows: (1) The Royal City of Halyden as a special commune consisting of Muntindilaw in Cainta, (2) The Countship of Amae as a district consisting of Dela Paz, Manggahan and Santolan, which consists of the commune of the City of Velia, (3) The Duchy of Euthenburg as a district consisting of the following: (1) the town of Cainta north of Ortigas Avenue, which consists of the commune of the City of Agrisse, and (2) the town of Cainta south of Ortigas Avenue, which consists of the commune of the Free City of Steir; and (4) The Margraviate of Misaka as a special area consisting of the following: (1) Industrial Valley, Jesus dela Penya, Tanyong and other areas of the city of Marikina located east of the Marikina River, which consists of the commune of the Merchant City of Irisdine, and (2) Barangka in the city of Marikina, which consists of the City of Rumielle. ARTICLE 7 (1) The territory of the federal city of Kitakyo consists of Loyola Heights in the city of Quezon. (2) The territory of Kitakyo shall be divided as follows: (1) the commune of Fujimiya consisting of the campus of Ateneo de Manila University, and (2) the commune of Tachibana consisting of the rest of the area of Loyola Heights. ARTICLE 8 (1) The territory of the federal city of Seidaikei consists of Wack-Wack Greenhills in the city of Mandaluyong, and San Antonio and Ugong in the city of Pasig. (2) The territory of Seidaikei shall be divided as follows: (1) the commune of Shiro-shi consisting of Wack-Wack Greenhills in the city of Mandaluyong, and (2) the commune of Free Royal City of Lusturias consisting of San Antonio and Ugong in the city of Pasig. CHAPTER III - FINAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 9 In the case that any certain provision/s of this federal law is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remainder of this federal law shall not be affected. ARTICLE 10 This federal law shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation
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DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 9 of 16 October 2014 On the Approval of the Certificates of Candidacy for Candidates for the Election of the 4th Federal Assembly from the Kingdom of Treisia and the Margraviate of Misaka under the Daikoku Social People's Party The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation, exercising its power as the Federal Election Commission, decided on the following on 16 October 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of approving the certificates of candidacy for candidates from the Kingdom of Treisia and the Margraviate of Misaka under the Daikoku Social People's Party. ARTICLE 1 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Carlos Anton Aguilar, citizen of the Kingdom of Treisia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 2 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Luis Angelo Gutierrez, citizen of the Kingdom of Treisia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 3 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. TJ Feliciano, citizen of the Kingdom of Treisia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 4 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Marius Reyes, citizen of the Kingdom of Treisia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 5 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Jeremy Gabriel Celespara, citizen of the Margraviate of Misaka and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 6 The following candidates mentioned in Articles 2, 3, 4 and 5 of this decree shall form a party list under the Daikoku Social People's Party and shall be arranged in the official ballot in the Kingdom of Treisia as follows: (1) Carlos Anton Aguilar, (2) Luis Angelo Gutierrez, (3) TJ Feliciano, and (4) Marius Reyes. ARTICLE 6 This decree shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO
Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 8 of 11 October 2014 On the Approval of the Certificate of Candidacy for an Independent Candidate for the Election of the 4th Federal Assembly from the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation, exercising its power as the Federal Election Commission, decided on the following on 11 October 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of approving the certificate of candidacy for an independent candidate from the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia. ARTICLE 1 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Jepoy Ordinal, citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and an independent candidate, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 2 This decree shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 7 of 11 October 2014 On the Approval of the Certificate of Candidacy of Migs Caldeo as Candidate to the Election of the President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation, exercising its power as the Federal Election Commission, decided on the following on 11 October 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of approving the certificate of candidacy of Migs Caldeo to the election of the President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia on 24 October 2014. ARTICLE 1 The certificate of candidacy of Migs Caldeo, citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, for the election of the President of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Decree of the President of Urbonia No. 2. ARTICLE 2 This decree shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO
Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 6 of 10 October 2014 On the Recognition of the Daikoku Social People's Party as a Political Party in the Daikoku Federation and the Approval of the Certificates of Candidacy for Candidates for the Election of the 4th Federal Assembly from the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia under the Daikoku Social People's Party The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation, exercising its power as the Federal Election Commission, decided on the following on 10 October 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of recognizing the Daikoku Social People's Party as a political party in the Daikoku Federation and approving the certificates of candidacy for candidates from the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia under the Daikoku Social People's Party. ARTICLE 1 The Daikoku Social People's Party is recognized as a political party in the Daikoku Federation in accordance to the provisions of Article 10 of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 2 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Dave Badiola, citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 3 The certificate of candidacy of Ms. Danielle Lintag, citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 4 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Elijah Pelaez, citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 5 The certificate of candidacy of Mr. Vince Tambaoan, citizen of the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia and candidate under the Daikoku Social People's Party list, is approved in accordance to the relevant provisions of Chapter V of the Federal Assembly Election Law of 2014. ARTICLE 6 The following candidates mentioned in Articles 2, 3, 4 and 5 of this decree shall form a party list under the Daikoku Social People's Party and shall be arranged in the official ballot as follows: (1) Danielle Lintag, (2) Elijah Pelaez, (3) Dave Badiola, (4) Vince Tambaoan. ARTICLE 6 This decree shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO
Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 5 of 25 September 2014 On the Scheduling the Election of the Deputies of the 4th Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation on 24 October 2014 The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation decided on the following on 24 September 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of announcing the election of the deputies of the 4th Federal Assembly and for the scheduling of a federal referendum on the questions of amending the Constitution and revising of the territories of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 1 The election of the deputies of the 4th Federal Assembly is scheduled on 24 October 2014. ARTICLE 2 The election of the deputies of the 4th Federal Assembly shall be held in accordance to the provisions of Federal Assembly Election Law 2014. ARTICLE 3 The term of the elected deputies of the 4th Federal Assembly shall start on 31 October 2014 and shall end on 31 October 2015. ARTICLE 4 The application for the certificate of candidacy shall be held from 10 October 2014 until 16 October 2014. ARTICLE 5 The election campaign period shall be held from 17 October 2014 until 23 October 2014. ARTICLE 6 This decree shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 4 of 25 September 2014 On the Creation of a Federal Law on Amending Article 79 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation decided on the following on 25 September 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose creating a federal law which amends Article 79 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 and it shall have the force of a federal law. CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 1 This decree (hereafter - federal law) shall have the force of a federal law and shall be known as the Second Amendment Law 2014. ARTICLE 2 The purpose of this federal law is to amend Article 79 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 (hereafter - the Constitution). CHAPTER II - AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE 3 Article 79.1 of the Constitution shall be amended as follows: The territory of a federal entity may be changed if a federal law on changing the territory of the federal entity has been approved by the Federal Assembly and the state legislature concerned, or the Federal Government or the concerned federal city government concerned. ARTICLE 4 Article 79.2 of the Constitution is revoked. CHAPTER III - FINAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 5 In the case that any certain provision/s of this federal law is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remainder of this federal law shall not be affected. ARTICLE 6 This federal law shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 3 of 20 September 2014 On the Creation of a Federal Law on the System of the Election of the Deputies of the Federal Assembly The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation decided on the following on 20 September 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose creating a federal law which establishes a system for the election of the deputies of the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation and it shall have the force of a federal law. CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 1 This decree (hereafter - federal law) shall have the force of a federal law and shall be known as the Federal Assembly Election Law 2014. ARTICLE 2 The purpose of this federal law is to govern the election of the deputies of the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation (hereafter - Federal Assembly). CHAPTER II - ELECTION OF THE FEDERAL ASSEMBLY ARTICLE 3 (1) The election of the deputies of the Federal Assembly (hereafter - election) shall be announced by the Federal Election Commission not earlier than 30 days and not later than 15 days before voting day. (2) Voting day shall be held 7 days before the expiration of the term of the Federal Assembly. (3) If the Federal Assembly is dissolved due to cases according to the Constitution, the Federal Election Commission shall announce new election on the day of the dissolution of the Federal Assembly and the voting day shall be held thirty days after the announcement of new elections. (4) Voting day may be moved by the Federal Election Commission by at most 15 days in the case that an orderly conduct of voting is impossible on the voting day or if the voting day falls on a day that will cause inconvenience to the citizens. ARTICLE 4 (1) The deputies of the Federal Assembly shall be elected to a one-year term by the voting citizens of the Daikoku Federation (hereafter - voters) on the basis of universal, equal and direct suffrage by secret ballot. (2) The elected deputies of the Federal Assembly shall also serve as members of their respective state legislatures. ARTICLE 5 (1) The Federal Assembly shall compose of: (1) four deputies from each of the states of the Daikoku Federation (hereafter - states), and (2) one deputy from each of the special areas of the Daikoku Federation (hereafter - special areas). (2) The Federal Assembly shall consist of 9 deputies as of 31 October 2014, which shall be apportioned as follows: (1) the Democratic People's Republic of Urbonia elects 4 deputies, (2) the Kingdom of Treisia elects 4 deputies, and (3) the Margraviate of Misaka elects 1 deputy. (3) The federal law shall amend Article 5.2 of this federal law in the case of the accession, secession or change in status of federal entities of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 6 (1) The closed-list proportional representation system of voting shall be applied in the election in the states, but if there is only one party-list in the state, then the first-past-the-post system of voting shall be applied. (2) The first-past-the-post system of voting shall be applied in the election in the special areas. CHAPTER III - FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION ARTICLE 7 The Federal Presidency shall supervise the election as the Federal Election Commission. ARTICLE 8 The Federal Election Commission shall have the following powers: (1) Exercise direct and immediate supervision of the government institutes of the Daikoku Federation for the supervision of the election, (2) Implement this federal law, (3) Issue decisions for the implementation of this federal law, (4) Decide on electoral issues, (5) Make relevant preparations for conducting the vote, and (6) Release reports on relevant information about the election. CHAPTER IV - POLITICAL PARTIES ARTICLE 9 Political parties are organizations that pursues an ideology or a platform of government. ARTICLE 10 (1) Organizations that seek to become a political party must file an application to the Federal Election Committee which includes its ideology and platform of government, date of establishment and list of members. (2) The Federal Election Commission shall release its decision on the application of an organization as a political party within two days. (3) All organizations that seek to become a political party shall be required to have at least two members. (3) No religious and extremist groups shall be accredited as a political party. CHAPTER V - CANDIDACY FOR THE ELECTION ARTICLE 11 All citizens who have reached the age of 16 and who exercises his political rights has the right to be elected as a deputy of the Federal Assembly regardless of their nationality, race, sex, occupation, family background, beliefs and any other grounds of discrimination. ARTICLE 12 (1) Any candidate who have been found guilty of unlawfully influencing voters through monetary and material means, gaining advantage through violent means, and committing electoral violations listed in this federal law shall be disqualified from being a candidate or from holding his office. (2) All votes for disqualified candidates shall be considered as invalid votes. ARTICLE 13 Political parties may nominate or support candidates that do not belong to it. ARTICLE 14 (1) An individual may change his political affiliation for electoral purposes. (2) A candidate affiliating himself in a political party in which he is the sole member of it shall be considered as an independent candidate. ARTICLE 15 (1) A person is required to have a certification from the Federal Election Commission in order to become a candidate for the election. (2) A candidate may withdraw his certificate of candidacy by sending a signed declaration to the Federal Election Commission. (3) The certificate of candidacy shall state his name, the constituency that the candidate wants to represent, his political affiliation, birth date, residence, profession or occupation, and a statement certifying that he had met the requirements needed in order to become a candidate for the election. (4) In the case of candidates belonging to a political party and are running in states, the Federal Election Commission shall issue a certification of party-list which will include the name of the political party and the list of candidates arranged in the order agreed by the political party. ARTICLE 16 (1) Application for the certificate of candidacy shall be held from the 14th until the 8th day before the voting day. (2) The certificate of candidacy shall be distributed on the 7th day before the voting day and shall be published in the official state publication and posted in polling stations. ARTICLE 17 If after the period of applying for the certificate of candidacy, a candidate belonging to a political party dies, becomes incapacitated, withdraws or becomes disqualified, the political party may apply for a certificate of candidacy for a replacement candidate before 12:00 on the voting day. ARTICLE 18 Voters may start an initiative for the denial or withdrawal of a certificate of candidacy provided that the concerned candidate does not meet Article 11 of this federal law and that 20 percent of the entire constituency of the concerned candidate. CHAPTER VI - ELECTION CAMPAIGN ARTICLE 19 (1) Election campaign refers to all activities which seeks to influence voters to elect or defeat a candidate. (2) The following activities are considered as election campaigning: (1) Forming of organizations for the purpose of supporting or opposing a candidate, (2) Holding assemblies for the purpose of supporting or opposing a candidate, (3) Making speeches and advertisements through television and radio for supporting or opposing a candidate, (4) Publishing and distributing election paraphernalia for supporting or opposing a candidate, and (5) Declaration of pledges or support for a candidate. (3) The following activities are not considered as election campaigning: (1) Activities listed in Article 19.2 of this federal law for the purpose of enhancing the chances of election of a candidate, and (2) Public opinions and criticisms on candidates. ARTICLE 20 Election campaigning shall only be done from the 7th day until the day before the voting day. ARTICLE 21 Intervention of foreign citizens and stateless persons in election campaigning shall be prohibited. ARTICLE 22 The following are legal election paraphernalia: (1) Written or printed materials not larger than A4 paper size (210 x 297 millimeters, 8.27 x 11.7 inches), (2) Posters of all forms not larger than 0.91 x 1.83 meters or 3 feet by 6 feet, and (3) All other forms of election paraphernalia approved by the Federal Election Commission after noticing all of the political parties and independent candidates. ARTICLE 23 Removal, destruction, defacement or the prevention of distribution of legal election paraphernalia from the campaign period until the end of the voting day shall be prohibited. ARTICLE 24 Printed lawful election paraphernalia shall be required to include the names of the people or organization that financed and printed the paraphernalia. ARTICLE 25 The Federal Election Commission shall review all election paraphernalia distributed through mass media. ARTICLE 26 All forms of assembly for the purpose of election campaigning shall be done in accordance to Article 30 of the Constitution. ARTICLE 27 The giving or acceptance of things of value without pay by candidates or political parties during the election campaigning period and the voting day shall be prohibited. ARTICLE 28 The Federal Election Commission shall produce bulletins that shall contain information on all the candidates for the purpose of voter information. ARTICLE 29 All candidates shall send a statement of contributions and expenditures to the Federal Election Commission within seven days after the voting day. CHAPTER VII - REGISTRY OF VOTERS ARTICLE 30 The Federal Election Commission shall issue a list of voters on the 14th day before the voting day. ARTICLE 31 The Federal Election Commission shall renew the list of voters on, which shall not be restricted to, the day that the election of the deputies of the Federal Assembly is announced. ARTICLE 32 (1) All citizens who have reached the age of 16 shall have the right to vote regardless of their nationality, race, sex, occupation, family background, beliefs and any other grounds of discrimination. (2) Citizens who have been arrested, detained or proven to be legally insane shall not have the right to vote. ARTICLE 33 (1) When a citizen have reached the age of 16, the citizen shall automatically be included in the list of voters by the Federal Election Commission. (2) Citizens shall not be required to undergo a process in order to be registered as a voter. ARTICLE 34 The list of voters shall include the name of the voter, his date of birth and constituency. ARTICLE 35 (1) In the case of citizens who are living in federal cities, the concerned citizens shall be required to become a part of a state constituency. (2) Citizens living in federal cities shall submit a request to a state government stating that they wish to join that constituency. (3) This request shall be done during the application for the citizenship of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 36 The Federal Court shall certify voters who are illiterate and disabled. ARTICLE 37 A voter may request the Federal Election Commission to make changes on the voter's record on the list of voters. CHAPTER VIII - CONSTITUENCIES ARTICLE 38 A constituency refers to a group of voters organized for the purpose of election. ARTICLE 39 Constituencies shall be created on the basis of the territory of the states and special areas, and of the state citizens residing on federal cities and outside the territory of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 40 (1) The constituencies of the Daikoku Federation as of 24 October 2014 are: (1) 1 Urbonia, (2) 2 Urbonia, (3) 1 Treisia, (4) 2 Treisia, (5) 3 Treisia, and (6) Misaka. (2) The Federal Election Commission shall be responsible for creating, dissolving and merging constituencies and shall report on changes on the constituencies to the Federal Assembly not later than 15 days before the voting day. CHAPTER IX - ONLINE VOTING ARTICLE 41 Online voting shall refer to the casting of ballots by voters through a secured online link. ARTICLE 42 Election shall be done through online voting. ARTICLE 43 The Federal Election Commission shall use an online voting system that shall have the following features: (1) A user-friendly system that requires minimum human intervention, (2) A system that can provide voters with an online ballot, (3) A system that can collect and record the ballot results, and (4) A system that can secure the ballot results from unauthorized interference. ARTICLE 44 The Federal Election Commission shall be responsible for making the necessary preparations for an online voting system before the voting day. CHAPTER X - OFFICIAL BALLOT ARTICLE 45 (1) The official ballot for the election shall be available through a secured Internet link. (2) The official ballot shall have a header image of the flag and emblem of the Daikoku Federation, and, in both English and Filipino language, the name of the election and the words "Daikoku Federation", "Federal Election Commission" and "Official Ballot". (3) The content of the ballot shall be as follows: (1) Voter's Number with accompanying instructions, (2) List of party-lists and independent candidates that can be voted, with accompanying instructions and arranged alphabetically, and (3) Submit button. ARTICLE 46 The Federal Election Commission may introduce a special ballot for the convenience of illiterate and visually impaired voters. ARTICLE 47 (1) For the purpose of voter information, the Federal Election Commission shall produce sample ballots for dissemination. (2) The sample ballots shall look like the official ballots but it would bear the words "Sample Official Ballot" instead of "Official Ballot in both English and Filipino languages, and shall use fictional party-lists and independent candidates. CHAPTER XI - CASTING OF VOTES ARTICLE 48 Voting shall start at 0:00 and shall end at 20:00 on the voting day. ARTICLE 49 The Federal Election Commission shall release internet links that contains the official ballot to all voters through secure channels of communication the day before the voting day. ARTICLE 50 (1) Upon opening the link, the voter shall insert his voting code and choose the party-list or the independent candidate that he wishes to vote. (2) The disclosure of one's vote shall be prohibited. ARTICLE 51 A voter who is illiterate or disabled may vote through an authorized proxy. ARTICLE 52 After filling out the official ballot, the voter shall click the submit button and shall receive a response stating that his vote has been recorded. CHAPTER XII - COUNTING OF VOTES ARTICLE 53 The Federal Election Commission shall count the results of the election of the deputy of the Federal Assembly as soon as the voting hours conclude and shall not conclude or postpone the count until it has been completed. ARTICLE 54 (1) The Federal Election Commission shall announce the results of the election of the deputies of the Federal Assembly through Ang Pederasyon. (2) The announcement of the results of the election shall include the number of voters who have voted, the percentage of voter turnout, the number of valid votes, the number of votes received by each party-list and independent candidates, the number of invalid votes and the reasons of the invalid votes. CHAPTER XIII - PROCLAMATION ARTICLE 55 The Federal Election Commission shall declare the elected deputies of the Federal Assembly through Ang Pederasyon. ARTICLE 56 (1) In the case of the election in the states, the Federal Election Commission shall conduct a review of the election results before proclaiming the elected deputies of the Federal Assembly. (2) The Federal Election Commission shall use the D'Hondt proportional representation method to determine the elected deputies of the Federal Assembly in the states, unless if the vote is done through first-past-the-post voting. ARTICLE 57 (1) In the case of a tie in the election in the states, the winner shall be determined as follows: (1) In the case of a tie between two candidates in two different party-lists, the seat shall be awarded to the party-list with the higher votes, (2) In the case of a tie between a candidate in a party-list and an independent candidate, the seat shall be awarded to the independent candidate, and (3) In the case of a tie between two independent candidates, all valid ballots that voted for the two independent candidates shall be numbered in no particular order and a random number generator shall give out a number, in which the result of the ballot that the number corresponds to shall decide on the winner. CHAPTER XIV - ELECTORAL ISSUES ARTICLE 58 Any political party or candidate may submit an electoral protest to the Federal Election Commission. ARTICLE 59 The Federal Election Commission shall meet with the concerned parties to the electoral issue. ARTICLE 60 The Federal Election Commission shall release reports on its decisions on electoral issues. CHAPTER XV - FINAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 61 In the case that any certain provision/s of this federal law is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remainder of this federal law shall not be affected. ARTICLE 62 This federal law shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 2 of 18 September 2014 On the Creation of a Federal Law on Postponing the Election of the 4th Federal Assembly The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation decided on the following on 18 September 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of creation of a federal law which postpones the election of the 4th Federal Assembly and it shall have the force of a federal law. CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 1 This decree (hereafter - federal law) shall have the force of a federal law and shall be known as the First Amendment Law 2014. ARTICLE 2 The purpose of this federal law is to amend Article 100.1 of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 (hereafter - the Constitution). CHAPTER II - AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE 3 Article 100.1 of the Constitution shall be amended to: "New elections to the Federal Assembly of the Daikoku Federation shall be held on a date not later than 30 October 2014." CHAPTER III - FINAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 4 In the case that any certain provision/s of this federal law is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remainder of this federal law shall not be affected ARTICLE 5 This federal law shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO Co-President of the Daikoku Federation KARLOS Co-President of the Daikoku Federation DECREE OF THE FEDERAL PRESIDENCY OF THE DAIKOKU FEDERATION No. 1 of 6 September 2014 On the Implementation of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 The Federal Presidency of the Daikoku Federation decided on the following on 6 September 2014 in the federal city of Kitakyo, Daikoku Federation for the purpose of implementing the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014. ARTICLE 1 The results of the referendum held on 1 and 6 September 2014 which approved the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 is reviewed and confirmed. ARTICLE 2 The provisions of Chapter IX of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 shall be implemented immediately. ARTICLE 3 Ang Pederasyon shall be established which shall be a federal enterprise of the Daikoku Federation and shall serve as the official publication of the Federal Government of the Daikoku Federation. ARTICLE 4 The entire text of the Constitution of the Daikoku Federation of 9 August 2014 shall be published in Ang Pederasyon. ARTICLE 5 This decree shall enter into force on the day of its publication. MIGS CALDEO
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